Cutting Through the Noise
August 30, 2018
The last two Augusts have been painfully smoky in B.C. If you're already writing off next August, recency bias is probably playing a role in your thinking. It's important to make sure it doesn't creep into your investing decisions.
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The full background on why we've decided to replace the manager of our Global Equity Fund.
Read More 0 CommentsAugust 27, 2018
Private equity has risen in popularity in recent years, but there are important tradeoffs investors should be aware of.
Read More 0 CommentsAugust 15, 2018
Barry Critchley recently filed his last column with the National Post. For 35 years, he wrote about deals, products and people, and was never one to mince words — as his final piece attests.
Read More 0 CommentsAugust 13, 2018
In his Financial Post column, Tom explores the folly of market forecasts and wonders why the investment industry tries to be so precise about something that's anything but.
Read More 0 CommentsJuly 31, 2018
A 9-year bull run has pushed client expectations higher, and yet, opportunities to generate future returns are lower. Here's what it means for investors.
Read More 0 CommentsJuly 25, 2018
If you hold our Small-Cap Fund, you own a unique collection of businesses, many of which you’ve probably never heard of. But there's a good chance many of them play a role in your day-to-day. We walk through a day in the life of Evan to illustrate.
Read More 0 CommentsJuly 19, 2018
On reaching the two decade milestone in the investment business, Scott offers up some observations and lessons learned.
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Before straying from the tried and true when investing, here are some things to know about the new and fancy.
Read More 0 CommentsJuly 13, 2018
In this 11-minute video, Tom and Salman review the first half of 2018 and walk through the forces that are impacting your portfolio.
Read More 0 CommentsJuly 11, 2018
July 3, 2018
Canadian investors love their banks. To be sure, they've been solid investments. But it's important to make sure they don't make up too much of your portfolio.
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