February 6, 2024 Echoes of History and Financial Markets in a Post-Pandemic World Download this PDF here. As we enter a presidential election year in the U.S., financial markets are resonating with historical echoes. One can particularly recognize the rise of populism after the Civil War, which parallels today’s socio-political
January 17, 2024 Part 2: Canada’s 2024 Economic Storm In the middle of difficulty, lies opportunity. – Albert Einstein Download this PDF here. In this sequel to Is There Something Rotten in the State of Canada? we delve further into the complex web of monetary and fiscal policies that seem at odds
December 15, 2023 Balancing Churchill’s Caution, Truman’s Expectations, And Gandhi’s Wisdom In The Age Of Chaos “I always avoid prophesying beforehand, because it is much better policy to prophesy after the event has already taken place.” – Winston Churchill Download this PDF here. In the realm of economic forecasting, the
December 5, 2023 The U.S.’s Tech-Driven Reinvention “Never bet against America.” – Warren Buffett Download this PDF here. Ray Kurzweil, computer scientist and futurist, once said, “The past is over; the present is fleeting; we live in the future.” This sentiment echoes through our current moment as we stand on the
November 8, 2023 Investing Strategies For A New Era Of Growth And Innovation “I never seen you looking so bad, my funky one.” – Steely Dan Download this PDF here. In the investment world, volatility and uncertainty often reign, evoking a sense of unease. Remembering the call for 3000 on
October 3, 2023 The Inconvenient Truth: An Alternative Narrative “Something is rotten in the state of Denmark” – William Shakespeare, Hamlet Download this PDF here. In the grand theatre of Canadian economic governance, a clandestine struggle is waging, echoing the dramatic narratives of Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, once
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