A Blue Wave: Crashing Down on the Market or Letting it Ride?
A Blue Wave, or Democratic sweep of the White House and both chambers of Congress, is now the most likely U.S. election outcome facing investors. But as AGF’s CEO and Chief Investment Officer explains, its potential impact on markets is complex and could prompt increased volatility in the weeks and months ahead.
Asset Allocation: Japan Receives an Upgrade
Kevin McCreadie, AGF’s CEO and Chief Investment Officer, discusses the AGF Asset Allocation Committee’s recent quarterly rebalancing and why Japanese equities look attractive.
The Big Picture: U.S. Elections and the Equity Market
How stocks perform in relation to presidential cycles may be more coincidence than correlation, but the historical relationship is no less interesting for investors to contemplate as the U.S. election campaign enters the final stretch. Here are a few different takes on how politics and equity markets have coalesced over the years.
Making Room for a Few Golden Eggs
Incorporating gold and gold equities into a diversified basket of real assets can help investors mitigate commodity risk and respond to changing market conditions.
Unused RESP Savings – Use It Or Lose It?
Education Savings: What happens to the money in an RESP if the child doesn’t go to college or university?
Why “Who Wins” Matters to Markets
AGF’s CEO and Chief Investment Officer discusses potential U.S. election outcomes.
Deglobalization and Emerging Market Opportunities
As economies regionalize and localize, independent country returns are becoming more uncorrelated with each other.
Top 5 Ways a Financial Advisor Can Help You #PlanYourTomorrow
October 7 is World Financial Planning Day (#WFPD). WFPD is a part of World…
