Posts Tagged ‘Investing’
Alternative Investments – A proven path to higher and stable returns
Equity markets have recovered significantly in recent years and are now considered fully valued or overvalued. Bond markets have experienced 30 years of declining interest rates and are also expected to have low returns for a while. This suggests it’s time to consider other asset class solutions such as global corporate real estate, infrastructure, private…
Read MoreQ2 TriDelta Investment Review – What a Rising Interest Rate World Means
Are Central Banks Starting to Hit the Brakes? On July 12th, the Bank of Canada raised interest rates for the first time in seven years. While the pace of interest rate increases in Canada is likely to be slow and very gradual (0.25% increases at a time), it does reflect a significant change for the…
Read MoreQ1 TriDelta Investment Review – What a great start to the year!
After a great first quarter for our clients, stemming from high exposure to U.S. stocks, preferred shares, and high yield bonds, our investment direction is shifting slightly.
Read MoreBuying Low: Investing Strategy in Frothy Times (from the Globe and Mail)
When stock markets have risen significantly, often some of the best investing opportunities is in the sectors that have been unloved and overlooked. Lorne Zeiler, Portfolio Manager and Wealth Advisor at TriDelta Investment Counsel was one of three portfolio managers asked where to look for value investments today by Globe and Mail reporter Joel Schlesinger…
Read MoreWhere to Invest Your RRSP Contributions
Lorne Zeiler, VP and Portfolio Manager at TriDelta Financial and Investment Counsel was the guest on BNN’s The Street on February 13th to discuss RRSP Investing, TFSAs and where to invest your RRSP contribution. Click here to watch the interview. Written By: Lorne Zeiler, MBA, CFA VP, Wealth Advisor lorne@tridelta.ca 416-733-3292 x225
Read MoreTriDelta Investment Counsel Q4 Report – In 2017 while the noise gets louder, facts matter more than ever.
10 Facts for 2017 and what it means to you For a 65 year old couple, there is a 90% chance at least one will live to age 80. For a 65 year old couple, there is a 48% chance at least one will live to age 90. Since 1926, average returns for the S&P500…
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