Consumer confidence is at its lowest level in 52 years. But that doesn't mean it's all bad news for investors. Join Senior Financial Advisors Rob McClelland and Mike Connon as they discuss consumer confidence and its impact on the stock market.
They take you through historical data and market valuations to show that expensive market valuations often precede market crashes, while lower valuations can present buying opportunities.
Don't miss out on potential market gains by staying in low-yield investments like GICs. Consider the bigger picture, and don't let consumer sentiment dictate your investment decisions.
Episode 146: Why Are Humans Hard-Wired to be Bad Investors?
Episode 145: How Covid Has Changed Everything
Episode 144: The Many Mistakes That Are Made On Registered Accounts
Episode 143: I Finally Bought Some Crypto
Episode 142: What Role Does the Realtor Play in the Growing Housing Boom?
Episode 141: What Would You Do with 10 Million Dollars?
Episode 140: Are Things Real Anymore?
Episode 139: Disconnect Between Levels of Government Causes Issues
Episode 138: Do You Know More Than Your Financial Advisor?
Episode 137: Where Are the Best Cities To Retire?
Episode 136: Global Diversification
Episode 135: Speculation vs. Investment
Episode 134: Poor Service Lately? Have Service Levels Finally Hit Rock Bottom?
Episode 133: The Canadian Real Estate Market: Is the Bubble Ever Going To Burst?
Episode 132: The Advisor Series with Daryn Form
Episode 131: The Advisor Series with Don Proteau
Episode 130: What Are Donor Advised Funds and How Do They Work
Episode 129: Fixed Income Returns Not Looking So Great?
Episode 128: Time to Simplify Your Finances and Buy an Electric Car
Episode 127: Time to Get on a Plane?
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