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Ron Butler
House prices in Canada   By Ron Butler - 17 hours ago

Are tiny rental condos in trouble, are they the most vulnerable to a drop in price because inventory is building quickly. Are Landlords looking for the exits because investments that where barely...

Braden Denis
The investor who made 325x their money By Braden Denis - 17 hours ago

In this episode of the Canadian Investor Podcast, I share my observations from my recent travels across Europe, focusing on the evolving landscape of investment opportunities and the significant shift...

FactSet Research Systems Inc
Podcast : Financial Market Preview - Monday 6-May By FactSet Research Systems Inc - 19 hours ago

US futures are pointing to a higher open today, extending Friday's gains. European equity markets have opened in the positive territory, following solid sessions in Asian markets. Softer than expected...

Ron Butler
Big Changes in Canada Real Estate   By Ron Butler - May 03, 2024

Is It Finally Time For Variable?? Maybe… Hey wait a frigging minute Ron! You have told us for a Year & a half DON’T take Variable: its too big a Bet, it’s a Wager: don’t...

Nick Hill
New Capital Gains Tax Vs. Real Estate Investors By Nick Hill - May 03, 2024

In this episode we look at what capital gains is, a bit of a history on Capital gains in Canada, the recent changes made to the tax, why the government would do this and how if the effect Canadians as...

FactSet Research Systems Inc
Podcast : Financial Market Preview - Friday 3-May By FactSet Research Systems Inc - May 03, 2024

US futures are indicating a higher open today. European equity markets have opened mostly in the positive territory, following higher levels in Asian markets. Big tech earnings are bright spot in...

Michael Ashton
You Cannot Inflate the Debt Away By Michael Ashton - May 03, 2024

There is a popular meme that the government has an incentive to inflate, because the same debt is worth less in real terms at a higher price level. If inflation is high enough, then the government (it...

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