Since March 2009, in the depths of the financial crisis to February 2020, the US enjoyed an unprecedented bull market. Everything went up in an almost straight line. There were hiccups to be sure – Trump’s shut down, some concerns over Brexit – but despite those relatively short periods of
I like to consider myself ‘well read’…. Though I must admit that I am becoming ‘well watched’ as I seem to spend more and more time watching Netflix rather than sitting quietly with a good book. So I guess it’s no surprise that I first came across the word hubris
If you know the end of the phrase above you are not a stranger to market volatility. I think of Technical Analysis in terms of support and resistance levels. These come about (as far as I’m concerned) because of greed and fear. There are certain points where people say: “I
We all know Black Monday… 1987 crash. That was in the textbooks of everyone who wanted to be in the investment industry. I don’t know what exams you had to do but for investment advisors, it’s seared in our memories for two reasons: Worst one day market decline in US
It’s been a while since we’ve seen a day where markets opened limit down. What that means is that the stock markets opened so low they were halted in order to stop the drop from being too great. This is a circuit breaker that is used to stop markets from
Happy Leap Day “May you live in interesting times” a purported traditional Chinese curse is applicable to the market turmoil of these past days. As strange as it sounds, these are the times that I love as an advisor. I started advising people in regards to how to manage their
Labor markets across the globe have been particularly tight in recent months, and Canada’s has been no exception. While advantageous for job seekers, this landscape has proved challenging for companies competing to attract and retain top talent. Forbes set out to identify the companies doing the most for their employees
The switch to environmentally sustainable materials for packaging will start this year and ramp up through 2030. This story originally appeared on PCMag Open most new smartphones today and you’ll find a mix of paper, card, and plastic packaging. There’s really no need for any plastic to be used outside of the product
Cathie Wood CEO, Ark Investment Management LLC Ark’s exchange-traded funds almost tripled their assets thanks to Wood’s success investing in tech companies. Ninety-eight percent of ETF managers buy an index of stocks or bonds, but Wood takes a more active approach, picking industry disrupters and raising or lowering her stakes
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