Real perspectives from Canadian markets. We share what matters for investors building long-term financial strength—without the noise or empty hype.
Interest rates are settling after two turbulent years. Many investors are reconsidering dividend-focused strategies. We break down what's changed and what hasn't when it comes to income investing.
Read full analysisProvincial rules add complexity to investment planning. Here's how residents can make better decisions before April deadlines.
Theory is one thing—actual application is another. We walk through scenarios that show when each account type makes sense.
Oil prices fluctuate, but energy remains crucial to Alberta and Saskatchewan portfolios. What investors should watch this year.
Downturns feel uncomfortable. But they're also when good investors build their strongest positions. Over the past decade, we've seen three significant corrections in Canadian markets.
Each one taught different lessons about portfolio construction, risk tolerance, and timing. The investors who weathered those periods best weren't the ones who predicted them—they were the ones who prepared for them.
"Preparation beats prediction every single time. Markets will surprise you. Your response shouldn't."
Investment Strategist
Our team regularly publishes analysis on trends affecting Canadian investors. Here's what we've been watching lately.
Technology
Artificial intelligence hype drove valuations sky-high in 2024. Now reality is settling in. Which companies actually built sustainable businesses?
Real Estate
Toronto and Vancouver grab headlines, but investment opportunities exist elsewhere. We examine mid-sized cities showing interesting patterns.
Retirement
You're not starting fresh, but you're not running out of time either. This decade is where smart decisions compound fastest.
A Word on Index Investing
"Everyone talks about index funds like they're automatic wealth machines. They're not. They're tools—and like any tool, they work better when you understand what you're actually doing with them."
Darius has spent twelve years working with Canadian investors across different income levels. His take on index investing differs from the usual advice you'll find online.
Yes, low-cost index funds make sense for many people. But not everyone. Not in every situation. The real question isn't whether to use them—it's how they fit into your specific financial picture.
He'll be leading a discussion on portfolio construction strategies in our September 2025 learning series. Registration opens in June.