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Stock Market Valuation: Are Stocks Overvalued in a Rising Interest Rate Environment?

With the US Federal Reserve announcing that it will be unwinding quantitative easing (QE) and the European Central Bank (ECB) halving its monthly purchase of as
Market Volatility: Don't Be Complacent When Prices Are Low

Rewind to last week and the volatility index, or VIX, actually predicted low levels of volatility in the share market over the coming 30 days. But the subsequen
Understanding the Recent Stock Market Decline: What Investors Need to Know

Stocks, which only recently were hitting a new record practically every other day, suddenly seem to be in free fall. Or at least on a very wild ride. Global s
Navigating Market Volatility: Understanding the 2018 Stock Market Dip

We have been talking about this for the last 12 months: when will financial markets realise that the amazing performance of 2017 was not sustainable? When will
Understanding Stock Market Crashes: Recent Events & Key Drivers

Stock markets around the world suffered sudden, heavy losses on February 5 and 6. Following a 4.6% drop in the Dow Jones on the Monday, the Japan
Inflation's Impact on Stocks: Understanding the Market Decline

Stock markets have been on a wild ride recently, plunging one day and then soaring the next. Since its peak in late January, the Standard & Poor’s 500 index
Why Stock Market Jargon Turns Women Off Investing | Financial Inclusion

The language used to describe investing in the stock market is skewed towards masculinity. It is full of metaphors that come from domains traditionally associat
Divestment from Fossil Fuels: A Path to a Sustainable Pension

After several years without an increase in greenhouse gas emissions, the world experienced a spike in 2017 even though many governments had promised to cut thei
Reforming Wall Street Regulations: Beyond a Dodd-Frank Adjustment

Republicans finally managed to roll back some of the Wall Street regulations passed by Congress in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis after years of trying.
Can NHL Success Signal Stock Market Gains? The Washington Capitals Connection

Although no Canadian teams made it to the Stanley Cup finals this year, Canadians may still have an extra reason to tune in and watch closely on Monday night
Stock Market Crashes and Suicide Risk: A New Study

Writing in the wake of the 1929 stock market crash, New York Times columnist Will Rodgers commented that the level of panic was such that it induced a spate of
The 2008 Financial Crisis and the Rise of Right-Wing Populism

Ten years ago, on Oct. 3, 2008, United States President George W. Bush signed the “Troubled Assets Relief Program” (TARP) that promised $700 billion to support
Reforming Capitalism: Preventing Future Economic Crises

The financial crisis of 2008 has not led us to take sufficient steps to avoid the next economic disaster. The dips in stock markets last February and just recen
Daylight Saving Time: Health Impacts & What to Expect

Society has a love/hate relationship with daylight-saving time changes. At this time of year, many of us delight in the extra hour of sleep that comes with tur
Apple's Innovation Challenges: Market Performance & Future Prospects

Which company would you say is going to grow faster in the coming years: Apple or Domino’s Pizza? Intuitively, we see Apple as an innovative firm with a forward
Federal Reserve's Response to Stock Market Declines: A Bear Market Trigger?

Stocks have been falling for more than two months, with investors all but begging the Federal Reserve to stop lifting short-term interest rates. Higher rates hu
Understanding Stock Market Slumps: A Used Car Dealership Analogy

Stocks have been slumping on a variety of concerns, from President Donald Trump’s ongoing trade war with China to worries about an economic slowdown and rising
2019 Tech Bubble: Risks and Potential Crash – A Deep Dive

When the dot-com bubble burst in 2000 it sent significant numbers of businesses to the wall. Investment banks had been encouraging enormous investment in dot-co
Index Funds: A Beginner's Guide to Low-Cost Investing

The creation of the index fund in 1975 revolutionized investing, lowering costs for millions of ordinary investors. Their inventor John Bogle died on Jan. 16
The Favourite: Uncovering the Real Historical Figures Behind the Film's Characters

One of the challengers at this year’s Oscars is “The Favourite,” a film set in the early 18th-century court of British monarch Queen Anne. Focusing on the pol

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