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We're hearing two common questions: When will the markets pull out of this stage, and what will the markets and economy look like on the other side.
Jim Allworth Discusses the transition from Lockdown to Reopening
The Corona Virus outbreak in China is alarming. Rather than attempting to pinpoint the likely extent of the virus, we'll take a look at historical data to establish some reference points for how markets might react.
Economic outlook: though we expect markets to rise, we are also more cautious than at any time in the past decade.
Though indications are that the market will continue to rise, the economy is slowing and it would be prudent as investors to be cautious. There is now a greater chance that a shock, could hasten the drop and push us into recession
25% of Canadian jobs will be heavily disrupted by technology in the coming decade Increasingly the demand for skills such as critical thinking, co-ordination, active listening and complex problem solving will be needed Focusing on these foundational
Volatility has returned to the market, and despite the recent negative slide, we view this market pullback as a normal correction in this late stage of a bull market.
