Bruce Campbell on BNN Market Call, October 20, 2017
Bruce Campbell, President & Portfolio Manager, Campbell, Lee & Ross takes your calls on Canadian Large Caps
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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.
Darren Sissons on BNN Market Call Tonight for Friday, September 11, 2017
Darren Sissons, vice president and partner at Campbell, Lee & Ross, takes viewer questions on global equities and technology stocks.
Show Summary: CLRIM on BNN's Market Call - September 11
Darren Sissons appeared on BNN’s Market Call to discuss recent market events and make some calls on stocks to watch over the coming quarter.
Bruce Campbell on BNN Market Call, August 28
Bruce Campbell, President & Portfolio Manager, Campbell, Lee & Ross takes your calls on Canadian Large Caps
The coming tax changes... how do they impact your retirement planning?
The Liberal government is considering tax changes that will affect business owners who use corporations to augment their retirement plan.
Show Summary: CLRIM on BNN's Market Call - August 2017
The summary notes in this post are from comments made by our investment managers, Bruce Campbell and Darren Sissons on BNN’s Market Call (August 17, 2017)
Where are North American interest rates going?
Clients regularly ask about our view on the future direction of interest rates in Canada and the US. The long easing of interest rates is slowly coming to an end throughout most of the G20.