Monthly Archives: May 2020

Fitch: customers leaving equity funds means lower revenue for financial sector

With the Canadian TSX today virtually unchanged from its April 2008 peak, even the most steadfast buy and hold investors have reaped zero capital gains over more than 12 years of risk and just 1.7% annually since the prior cycle … Continue reading

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Hedgeye TV: facts that (still) matter in May 2020

Join Hedgeye CEO Keith McCullough and Danielle DiMartino Booth, former Fed advisor and Chief Strategist at Quill Intelligence, in this pro-to-pro investing discussion about the current market environment. Here is a direct video link. “In investing, the average consequences of risk make up … Continue reading

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Retail participants going for broke (again)

Lockdowns and layoffs have given the masses both free time and a plunge in income over the past three months. This has led to a surge in gambling appetite, hoping to win money through online trading.  Last October’s switch by … Continue reading

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