It was about one year ago when inflationary pressures were being dismissed as “transitory”. Undoubtably, that was a terrible misjudgement by central bankers, but the logic used to make such... read more →
Bonds have become unloved. In an investing world where the mentality is dictated by “What have you done for me lately?”, bonds do not have a strong argument. In Canada,... read more →
Almost two years ago, panic amongst investors was surging on a global scale as the World Health Organization officially declared a pandemic. Equity markets subsequently suffered the third worst decline... read more →
As many of you may be aware, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine has escalated to the point of military operations. Although this event has been building for some time,... read more →
The study of behavioural investing is a component of the broader category of behavioural economics. The field is a more modern area of research that does a good job of... read more →
The third quarter of 2021 marked another positive quarter for most investors as the strength of July and August performance outweighed the decidedly negative results of September. Aided by a... read more →
On the strength of generally positive news headlines, improving economic data and some very strong earnings announcements, financial markets responded with exceptional returns in the second quarter. Canadian equities were... read more →
The content of our quarterly commentaries normally focuses on what is moving markets, providing insight into what may transpire in the near future, while constantly reinforcing that focusing on the... read more →
“Good riddance 2020!” may have been the most popular phrase spoken on January 1, 2021, and rightfully so. Whatever challenges or struggles that you may have personally endured in 2020,... read more →
Justwealth's Chief Investment Officer, James Gauthier, was recently interviewed for an article published by Young & Thrifty about what happens to unused RESP funds when a child doesn't go to... read more →