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5 things to know before the stock market opens Thursday - CNBC Aug 31st
5 things to know before the stock market opens Thursday CNBCU.S. stocks up again in 'bad news is good news' world BNN BloombergStocks Finish Higher as Speculation Builds for a Less Aggressive Fed BarchartStock market today: Global shares trade higher ahead of US upda.... More »
Thinking of buying a waterfront cottage? 2023 might be your year, report says - CP24 Mar 28th
Thinking of buying a waterfront cottage? 2023 might be your year, report says CP24Posthaste: Cottage real estate rush slows to a 'standstill' as remote-living honeymoon ends Yahoo Canada FinanceRecreation property prices are starting to ease post-pandemic CP24Will re.... More »
What are the risks of trading crypto? + MORE Apr 20th
Thinking about getting into crypto? Bitcoin, ethereum and their multitude of smaller competitors have created a new world of investment opportunities. No doubt, the crypto economy is exciting, but proceed with caution. Cryptocurrencies are still considered highly speculative, and not only because of.... More »
PlayStation 5 to be in short supply till second half of 2021 due to chip shortage - gizmochina Feb 24th
PlayStation 5 to be in short supply till second half of 2021 due to chip shortage gizmochinaSony Finally Announces Next-Gen VR For PS5 KotakuSony Explains Why PS5 Stock Is So Hard To Find ForbesThe best free PS5 games Digital TrendsSemiconductor shortage m.... More »
How to stay invested in U.S. stocks without the tech overweight + MORE Feb 19th
Big Tech CEOs, like Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and Sundar Pichai were front and centre at Donald Trump’s inauguration—a sign of their growing influence in the years to come. Today, their dominance is just as evident in the stock market, particularly for investors who own U.S. equitie.... More »
Swiss investment bank UBS has deemed Toronto and Vancouver to have among the world’s biggest housing bubbles, with mispricing that’s even more pronounced than it is in expensive cities like Paris and San Francisco.
