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What Should a Dividend Growth Investor Buy in 2022?

Tweet You think the market is overvalued, but maybe it’s just the beginning. First, there are companies with a low PE ratio right now. There aren’t hundreds of them, but there are enough for you to make some “shopping” money. Canadian banks trade around a PE of 11-13 (in line with their usual valuation), Exco […]

The Year of the Market Crash [Podcast]

Tweet Subscribe: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts Is 2022 the year of a market crash? Are you ready for this? The market has been up for so many years that we have, as investors, to consider that possibility. Today, we help you prepare your portfolio for potential downtimes. Download the Inflation Playbook Booklet now. You’ll […]

Inflation is Rising, What Does It Mean for You? [Podcast]

Tweet Subscribe: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts Inflation has been rising for many months now. Is it a simple self-fulfilling prophecy or will it be a major investing theme for 2022? What should investors expect from the FED or the Central Bank of Canada? How will it continue to impact you and your portfolio? From […]

2021 Recap and 3 Predictions for 2022 [Podcast]

Tweet Subscribe: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts We end 2021 with a year review for Mike’s portfolio: what went wrong, what went well, and what impacted his investment. Then, Mike will share 3 predictions for 2022 that go around ESG Investing, Canadian Banks, and Inflation. Save your spot to the upcoming webinar on The 2022 […]

100% Invested, 100% Equities [Podcast]

Tweet Subscribe: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts Many listeners know that Mike is 100% invested and 100% Equities. But not many people know that it is because Mike believes it’s 100% safe! For this Christmas episode, we share the pros and cons of being invested in equities all the time and why it pays off. […]