What year is this?
July 9, 2019
It seems to us that profitless companies seem to be back in vogue.
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Every three months, the partners and portfolio managers collaborate on a summary of the state of the economic world as it pertains to your portfolio and our approach. Below, you will find links to our archives.
It seems to us that profitless companies seem to be back in vogue.
Following an abysmal 4th quarter of 2018, equity markets rebounded with the biggest quarterly gain since the third quarter of 2009 and the best first
As we begin the new year, Vincent Fournier, Portfolio Manager at Claret, recommends some resolutions for stock investors in 2019. Watch this French interview on Les Affaires Watch the 2018 resolution
As 2019 starts, the market continues its gyrations that began in September 2018. Volatility has indeed increased over the last 3 months but only relative
It is our custom to use this quarterly letter to address some questions we have heard from you regarding different topics that are currently in
During the month of May, Claret made seven presentations where several of you were present. We would like to thank you for your support and
After a euphoric move to the upside that Donald Trump claims credit for, the market seems to have peaked in January and entered a corrective
“Free-trading” online brokerages like Wealthsimple and Robinhood aren’t as “free” as they claim to be, and in fact, earn money from your investments in several different ways.
It’s time to clear the air around your investments.
Paying taxes is no fun. But if this was an especially lucrative year for your investments, you may owe even more taxes than usual.
Generally speaking, the higher the interest rate, the better it is for our investments — right? So why do bond prices fall when interest rates rise?