November ended on a generally positive note as most of the major indices gained for the day and all for the month. Thursday’s session began with a flurry of headlines. In Canada, GDP unexpectedly shrunk 1.1% in Q3, while two […]

As the investing world mourned the loss of investing legend, Charlie Munger, stocks on Wall Street ticked down modestly even as the U.S. 10-year yield declined to 4.263% after U.S. GDP in Q3 was revised up from 4.9% to 5.2%. […]

Tuesday began with the Bank of Scotia kicking off earnings season for Canadian banks. BNS‘ quarter disappointed as loan-loss provisions were heavier than expected, and its shares tumbled 4.45%. Financials and staples were the worst performers in Toronto, but gains […]

As shoppers hunted for bargains online and in stores, markets returned to business, though trading was quiet. The TSX shed 0.3% though remained above 20,000 while the Nasdaq and S&P both closed a handful of points down and the Dow […]

Unsurprisingly, markets were quiet in Toronto and New York on Black Friday. The NYSE closed at 1:00 pm after the S&P added all of two points, the Nasdaq shed 0.11% and the Dow climbed, 0.33%. There were no outsized names […]