All’s well that ends well. We can either look foolish by shielding capital and minimizing exposure to irrational exuberance or holding on as prices mean-revert lower once more. The former can feel ...

The ongoing housing downturn is the biggest story, and it’s getting little coverage. No doubt, there is financial pain unfolding, but longer-term, much lower home prices are a massive part of the ...

https://jugglingdynamite.com/2025/08/07/liberation-day-2-0/ Liberation Day 2.0? Last night at midnight, goods from more than 60 countries and the European Union became subject to tariff rates of 10% ...

The ever-complacent risk-on investment community may be interested to know that over the past six decades, the type of ...

Year-to-date consumer spending data, combined with rising debt delinquencies, suggest the post-pandemic model of economic ...

Worth a listen to this one. Michael Green warns that passive investing has quietly turned markets into a self-reinforcing bubble (Ponzi-like in nature) and reveals why bonds now offer ...

A world focused on selling us investment products and ideas spends little time defining sell or aversion rules. If someone tells you what they own or would buy, ask them when they would sell it. Most ...

Toronto home sales rose 8.1% in June, but were still 35% below the decade’s average; the average home sale price dropped 5.2% year-over-year to $1,151,600. Condo sales in Toronto have declined by 75% ...

If we had a loonie for every person who believed, “You can never lose money in real estate.” Unfortunately, many well-meaning older folks ignorantly aided and abetted younger folks into a massive ...

Timeless perspective is offered in this segment…the more things stay the same. In this episode of The Real Eisman Playbook, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Gretchen Morgenson discusses her career in ...