Stocks

Big doesn’t always mean boring Big doesn’t always mean boring

Advisor's Edge

Big doesn’t always mean boring

How two large, legacy consumer goods companies are adapting to disruption

By Katie Keir |October 15, 2018

10 min read

What is bubble theory? What is bubble theory?

Advisor's Edge

What is bubble theory?

Bubbles can build and burst at different intervals, or not burst at all

By Katie Keir |September 21, 2018

4 min read

Canadians’ cannabis spending increases 1.2% in Q2 Fallback Image Decorative pattern

Economic Indicators

Canadians’ cannabis spending increases 1.2% in Q2

For investors interested in cannabis, StatsCan figures provide insight on consumption and retail prices, which are increasing and decreasing, respectively. Read: Finding value amid the cannabis confusion Canadian household expenditures on cannabis for both medical and non-medical use increased 1.2% in the second quarter, reports StatsCan. This follows an increase of 1.4% in the first quarter. […]

By Staff |August 27, 2018

2 min read

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Industry

U.S. stock hits and misses

Two stock stories that illustrate where there are risks and opportunities

By Katie Keir |March 1, 2018

5 min read