Bruce Campbell on BNN Market Call, January 22, 2018
Bruce Campbell, President & Portfolio Manager, Campbell, Lee & Ross takes your calls on Canadian Large Caps
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Ms. Long Term Bull Market... Meet Mr. Volatility
Long bull market runs often have periods of volatility that can cause investors to pause and reflect on the holdings in their portfolios.
Where Are Canadian Interest Rates Headed In 2018?
Canadian interest rates rose twice in the latter half of 2017 – and investors and borrowers are looking for answers to where interest rates are headed in 2018.
Show Summary: Canadian Markets Show Positive Gains to Begin Final Quarter of 2017
From BNN's Market Call on November 2, Bruce Campbell's comments about the fall quarter of 2017 starting well for Canadian markets and what we're seeing until year end.
How Will the Proposed Canadian Tax Changes Affect Me?
In it’s efforts to rein in what it considers tax loop holes, the Canadian Government has recently floated a tax package that takes aim at private corporations.
What Retail Investors could learn from Accountants
When building an investment portfolio, it can be useful to take a page from accounting principles – specifically how accountants view inventory when valuing a company’s products.
Bruce Campbell on BNN Market Call, October 20, 2017
Bruce Campbell, President & Portfolio Manager, Campbell, Lee & Ross takes your calls on Canadian Large Caps
Show Summary: Stock Markets Themes From Around the World
The continuing themes in the stock markets over the past few months, which has been the political uncertainty a number of countries are experiencing, were discussed by Darren Sissons on BNN (October 13, 2017).
How can dividends help you get a boost for your portfolio?
In a recent Globe & Mail article, Darren Sissons of Campbell, Lee & Ross talks about how dividends can be a powerhouse of superior rate of return for your investment portfolio.
How will recent US political events affect my investments?
The Trump Administration south of our border is increasingly becoming a wild card for stock markets, just as North American economies start showing some strength.