Jamie Sturgeon
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- Oct 1, 2026
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How real assets can help investment portfolios weather inflation (opens the original)
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As higher inflation rears its head once more and potentially threatens to stick around for a while, the risks to investors are widespread. During times of rising inflation, businesses face higher costs and borrowing rates, affecting their stocks in the process, while conventional bonds lose purchasing power as their fixed payments are worth less. That’s driving many advisors and their clients to consider other asset classes in the search for diversification, portfolio protection, long-term growt
Why balanced portfolios may require a revamp (opens the original)
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A 60/40 portfolio has always depended on a clear division of labour. Equities supply long-term growth while bonds generate income and soften the impact during market declines. That long-held formula became much harder to trust in 2022, when surging inflation and rapidly rising interest rates pushed both asset classes sharply lower. Persistent correlation risk continues to reshape investment guidance. This year, the Bank of Canada warned that Canadian investors may expect increasingly positive bo
How investors can separate real megatrends from market hype (opens the original)
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Investors who bought internet stocks at the peak of the dot-com boom were right about the future. E-commerce, cloud computing and digital advertising went on to reshape the economy. But many of those investors lost money because they paid prices that assumed years of outsized profits before those gains actually arrived. The distinction is newly relevant as investors consider a slew of emerging megatrends like artificial intelligence, electrification, defence spending, and supply chain realignmen
How to build a retirement plan that lasts decades (opens the original)
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A recent financial review gave one of Francesca Tarantino’s clients something more valuable than a projected balance: a eureka moment. Running the numbers presented retirement as a viable option, says Ms. Tarantino, a portfolio manager at Scotia Jarislowsky Fraser in Vaughan, Ont. Financial planning has become increasingly complex as many Canadians prepare for retirements that could last nearly as long as their careers. By 2030, CPP Investments notes that more than one in five citizens will be 6
Why liquidity is a strategic asset for investors (opens the original)
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In robust markets, holding cash seems counterintuitive. Investors see rising valuations and wonder why any part of their portfolios should be sitting on the sidelines. Many wealth professionals view things differently: equity allocations drifting above target, retirees needing to fund next year’s income, clients with tax bills coming due, and possible market pullbacks that could upend return expectations. That’s why liquidity can be strategic. Properly managed, it gives investors the flexibility
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