It remains to be seen if October will maintain its reputation as a bear-market killer, but so far so good. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is on pace to log one of its best Octobers in decades, while the broader S&P 500 has delivered impressive gains of its own. Even the Nasdaq Composite, while lagging… Continue reading In October, Stocks Soared. Is the Bear Market Dead?
This Week in Cannabis Investing: Legalization is Popular Ahead of Midterms
This week, Canopy Growth Corporation made another major move. The struggling Canadian cannabis company announced the creation of Canopy USA, a new holding company which will consolidate its U.S. assets, reduce costs and clarify their entry into the U.S. market. Previously, Canopy had paid significant sums to acquire Wana Brands, Jetty, and stakes in Acreage… Continue reading This Week in Cannabis Investing: Legalization is Popular Ahead of Midterms
Legendary investor Jeremy Grantham warns the current market backdrop is among the worst he’s ever seen – and says holding cash is a good idea
Theron Mohamed GMO cofounder Jeremy Grantham. REUTERS/Nicholas Roberts Jeremy Grantham rang the alarm on the current market backdrop and said stocks are still overvalued. He said holding cash was a good idea, and confirmed he’s betting against the Nasdaq and junk bonds. Grantham was among 6 financial experts sharing their market outlooks with the Wall… Continue reading Legendary investor Jeremy Grantham warns the current market backdrop is among the worst he’s ever seen – and says holding cash is a good idea
The US economy is ‘dead in the water’ and inflation is squeezing consumers, Steve Forbes says
The US economy is “dead in the water” despite GDP growing in the third quarter, Steve Forbes said. He noted that “hard times are coming” given inflation is still high and a global energy crisis. “In terms of the 2.6% […] the economy is dead in the water,” Forbes told Fox Business. Loading Something is… Continue reading The US economy is ‘dead in the water’ and inflation is squeezing consumers, Steve Forbes says
ACA Enrollment Tips to Save Money on Health Insurance
Americans get their annual introduction to the Affordable Care Act open enrollment season on Nov. 1. From that date through January 15, 2023, U.S. adults can choose a healthcare plan that covers critical health costs for the next calendar year. Uncle Sam is asking consumers to get on board during open enrollment and to keep… Continue reading ACA Enrollment Tips to Save Money on Health Insurance
Blasphemy? Brian Belski says you don’t have to own all 5 Canadian banks
This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Watch BMO chief investment strategist on where to find the opportunities in markets BMO Capital Markets chief investment strategist Brian Belski. Photo by Kevin Van Paassen/Bloomberg Article content Brian Belski, chief investment strategist with BMO Capital Markets, talks with the Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn… Continue reading Blasphemy? Brian Belski says you don’t have to own all 5 Canadian banks
Bank of Canada swerves in ‘game of chicken’ with inflation: What economists say
The half-point hike surprised markets Publishing date: Oct 26, 2022 • 3 days ago • 4 minute read • 6 Comments Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem raised interest rates by 50 basis points to 3.75 per cent Wednesday. Photo by Justin Tang/Bloomberg Advertisement 2 This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.… Continue reading Bank of Canada swerves in ‘game of chicken’ with inflation: What economists say
The quiet quitters are getting quiet fired: The silent war playing out in offices
Victoria Wells: Remote work has made communication harder, fuelling a ‘quiet’ showdown between employees and employers Publishing date: Oct 25, 2022 • 4 days ago • 4 minute read • 114 Comments Quiet firing can be demoralizing for an employee, which is exactly the point. Photo by Gigi Suhanic/National Post photo illustration You’ve probably heard of… Continue reading The quiet quitters are getting quiet fired: The silent war playing out in offices