There's a Bubble... in People Calling a Bubble

Dean Colling

October 24, 2025

Every few months, financial headlines start to sound eerily similar: “Markets are in a bubble,” “This rally feels unsustainable,” “It’s 1999 all over again.”

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This Time it's Different - But is it Really?

Dean Colling

May 02, 2025

Since the start of the Trump administration’s chaotic tariff-based economic policy, global investors have faced a high level of uncertainty not unlike several historical geo-political crisis periods i...

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Containers being unloaded at a port facility.

A Smarter Path to Economic Strength: The Case Against Tariffs

Dean Colling

March 18, 2025

While the stated goal of Trump's tariffs—to rebuild domestic manufacturing—may seem appealing, the economic realities suggest a far different outcome.

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The Euro sign in front of The European Central Bank branch in Frankfurt, Germany.

Ten Lessons From The COVID Era Inflation & Disinflation Monetary Cycle

Alex Abyaneh

September 16, 2024

Recent inflationary and disinflationary trends in the aftermath of COVID-19 have posed significant challenges to both policymakers and investors worldwide

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Electric vehicle in a futuristic urban setting, with skyscrapers and windmills in the background.

Navigating the Surge in Electric Vehicle Demand

Alex Abyaneh

March 25, 2024

The electric vehicle (EV) market is experiencing an unprecedented boom, signaling a significant shift in global transportation dynamics.

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Exterior shot of Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, during the daytime.

New AMT Rules on Charitable Giving

Dean Colling

November 01, 2023

The alternative minimum tax, known as AMT, is a provision added to the Canadian tax system in 1986 with the policy objective of ensuring high income earners pay their fair share of income tax.

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