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Berkshire Hathaway’s annual shareholder meeting is best explained as “Woodstock for Capitalists.”

The emergence of shale oil propelled the U.S. into an energy superpower and has been a primary source of oil supply growth over the last decade. Recently, the shale boom has slowed and contributed to the view that oil supply could struggle to meet demand...

Buying a rental home with good cash flow, and financing it over a 25-year time period, should have your investment paid off somewhere near a 25-year time frame. Do not overlook maintenance costs, vacancies, legal liability, rent collection and a wide...

Inflation has been a hot topic so far in 2022, but once inflation has peaked what does that mean for the stock market?

Current global energy shortages have increased the need to accelerate clean energy transitions. Here is the current state of renewable energy…

With the Canadian economy having nearly recovered all its lost ground from the pandemic-induced recession, the Bank of Canada has been steadily dialing back monetary stimulus support, and formally ending its quantitative easing program (in October 2021)...

The 2022 contribution limit for a Tax Free Savings Account (TFSA) is finally official. The limit was announced on Tuesday November 16th and is $6,000 again this year.

Rate hikes can potentially impact investor sentiment, and I think it is worthwhile to look at how equities have historically behaved around the start of U.S. Federal Reserve rate hike cycles.

From what we have seen in the stock market some believe that a new bull market is prevailing, with continued upside potential for patient investors.