Why investors might feel like it’s the ‘90s again
Some aspects of the current market environment harken back to the 1990s.
The Case Against a Rate Cut; The Markets Have to Worry About Elizabeth Warren
PROSPECTS FOR U.S. ECONOMIC GROWTH picked up last week with the release of solid May…
Inclusion: the key to unlocking the power of diversity
June is Pride Month, a time to celebrate the LGBTQ2+ community and a timely opportunity to speak up about the importance of, and our support for, diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
Global trade tensions are on the rise. What’s next?
After months of optimism, trade tensions have reached a new intensity, with U.S. President Trump…
Selling low and buying high?
Investors know intuitively to buy low and sell high – but even the most seasoned investors can find their own emotions affect the decision-making process.
A harbinger of what’s to come: Consolidation in the energy industry
What does this current wave of acquisitions in the energy industry mean? AGF’s Steve Bonnyman…
Being short-sighted can be scary
If you focus on the monthly swings, it can be quite scary to figure out when to invest or redeem. There is no pattern.
The FYI on MMT
Greg Valliere, AGF’s chief U.S. political strategist, provides a quick investor’s guide to Modern Monetary Theory.
Recovery period after market downturns
No matter the cause, there has historically been a consistent pattern of strong recovery one to two years after the crisis low.
A quality market rally
Based on AGFiQ data, S&P 500 companies with an ROE ranking in the top quintile have outperformed those in the bottom quintile by as much as 7% over the past three months.
