Category: News
OPEC blinks by Gordon Pape
The first step in restoring prosperity to the embattled oil industry.
Wealth Builder
October 3, 2016
Falling rates push stock prices into dangerous territory by Gordon Pape
Many interest-sensitive stocks look vulnerable.
July 15, 2016
Be greedy when others are fearful by Ryan Irvine
Contributing editor Ryan Irvine is with us today to share his thoughts on the opportunities he sees in the market this year. Ryan is the CEO of KeyStone Financial (www.KeyStocks.com) and is one of the country’s top experts in small cap stocks. He is based in the Vancouver area. Here is his report.
Wealth Builder
February 1, 2016
Six stocks that did well in 2015 by Gordon Pape
It was a miserable year for the TSX. Canada’s benchmark index was down 11.1% for 2015. But there were a few bright spots amongst the rubble.
Wealth Builder
January 4, 2016
Why invest? by Gordon Pape
Can you answer that question in just a few words?
Wealth Builder
October 6, 2015
Buying in down markets by Ryan Irvine
Employ disciplined strategies when buying in down markets.
Wealth Builder
September 3, 2015
The rigged bond market by Gordon Pape
It’s time to set a clear timetable for the full implementation of an open bond trading system in Canada.
Income Investor
September 3, 2015
Pay attention to Bank’s warning by Gordon Pape
The Bank of Canada normally steers clear of commenting on the stock market. So when it does, we need to pay attention.
Wealth Builder
June 18, 2015
Shopify starts strong by Glenn Rogers
Normally we don’t cover recent IPOs (initial public offerings) since they tend to be volatile and risky in their first few months of trading. However, last week a Canadian success story launched a successful IPO and gained over 50% on the opening day of trading. It was a very strong debut.
June 3, 2015
Trudeau declares tax war by Gordon Pape
The Liberals and Trudeau have decided to tackle Stephen Harper’s Conservative Party on its own turf with an ambitious Robin Hood-style tax program: take from the rich, give to the poor (or in this case the middle class).