Benchmarking Canadian Small Cap
In Canada, a small-capitalization (small-cap for short) stock is a company that trades publicly on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) and has a total market value of $2.0 B or less.
In Canada, a small-capitalization (small-cap for short) stock is a company that trades publicly on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) and has a total market value of $2.0 B or less.
A capital gain is an increase in the value of an investment such as a stock, property, mutual fund, or other asset that you own in a non-registered account
Often when clients listen to advisors and others talk about investments, they will hear the word “benchmark” being used frequently.
We look at the balancing act performed in retirement of drawing income while sustaining your investment portfolio.
For CH, one of the ways we deliver best-in-class client service is to limit the number of clients each of our wealth advisors is primarily accountable for.
When trying to understand the difference between the price of a stock and the value of a company it is helpful to think of actual industries and companies where this may be happening. One of the largest such sectors in Canada is our banks. Strong consistent profits and performance of the Big Six banks has …
In recent years investing has increasingly been viewed as being about more than just optimizing returns and minimizing risks. Three additional concerns have been put forward when making specific investment decisions: Environmental, Sustainability, and Governance (ESG). The challenge in applying an ESG model is that there are nearly as many definitions of these three terms …
The Inverse Relationship of Interest Rates and Bond Prices What we’ve seen since the early 1980’s is a long trend of steadily decreasing interest rates. The chart below showcases this point. Since declining interest rates mean higher bond prices this trend has driven the price of bonds up steadily over the last 40 years! At …
In recent weeks, we’ve released some articles relating to asset allocation and the implications of the current economic and global uncertainty on that aspect of portfolio construction.
Through the decades, there have been major market declines caused by singular events. In recent decades we’ve witnessed the dot-com bubble burst