A terrific post of instructive bad investing advice starts us off in this edition. The importance of bank stock profit growth to foreign investment in Canadian stocks is next, and then a look at the potentially dangerous level of institutional mistrust – politics, media, medicine, law, among others – in Canada and elsewhere in the west.Ben Carlson, director of institutional asset management at U.S.-based Ritholtz Wealth Management, is providing a useful service to investors with.
The terrible idea of blaming central banks for underperformance is an investor tendency I will never understand. Central banks set the backdrop for rates and yields subject to their own mandate and the job for the experienced investor is to adapt to it. Complaining about central bank policy is like complaining about the weather.
“Try to become rich overnight’ is the last one that I will highlight. This warns against another temptation, particularly for investors nearing retirement, of trying to make up for lost time by owning high risk/high return assets that result in permanent loss of capital. Scotiabank strategist Hugo Ste-Marie emphasized one important implication arising from mediocre bank growth. In Tuesday’s, Mr. Ste-Marie cites data showing that foreign investors are avoiding Canadian equities like it’s their job. There have been C$27-billion in equity redemptions in the past 12 months.
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