As 2025 ends, Canadian investors should rebalance their portfolios to align with long-term goals, managing risks from sector concentration, particularly in financials. Focus on growth sectors like technology and renewable energy while considering fixed income stability and tax efficiency. Thoughtful rebalancing enhances resilience against market volatility in 2026.
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Short Selling Explained (and Why It’s Rare in Canada)
Short selling is an investment strategy that profits from a decline in stock prices by borrowing and selling shares, then repurchasing them at lower prices. While it’s risky and can lead to unlimited losses, regulators in Canada impose strict rules that make it less common compared to the U.S., where it is more prevalent.
How to Navigate Canadian Market Downturns with Confidence
During a market crash in Canada, maintaining rationality is crucial for investors. Focus on fundamentals instead of succumbing to panic. Avoid selling during downturns, ensure diversification to mitigate risk, and leverage market dips to buy strong companies at lower valuations. Staying disciplined and strategic leads to better long-term investment outcomes.
Glens Top 5 Picks For 2021
Let me start off by saying that 2020 has been a roller coaster ride of emotions for not only investors but for the entire world population. This was my first experience with a total market crash. I was around for the 2008/09 financial crisis but I was in my early 20’s and didn’t even knowContinue reading “Glens Top 5 Picks For 2021”