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A look at our U.S. stock portfolio on the Sunday Reads.

Back in early 2015 I created a U.S. stock portfolio for my wife and me. It’s a real public portfolio available on Seeking Alpha. I have done several updates on Cut The Crap Investing, as well. The strategy was to create a stock portfolio with a quality skew. I skimmed the Dividend Achievers Index that required 10 years of dividend growth. The index also applied quality screen...


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Canadian and international stocks wow in February and in 2026.

So much for the February blahs. Canadian stocks delivered some February wows. We can add in international developed and international developing markets as well. The U.S. market stays in the basement where it resided in 2025. For the month, the TSX added 6.9%, marking its biggest monthly gain since November 2020. The Toronto market has advanced for 10 straight months, the lon...


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What to do about your stocks that are flying high, on the Sunday Reads.

It was a tumultuous week for the U.S. markets. And it’s been a wobbly 2026. U.S. stocks are down over the last week, month and year-to-date. Of course, Canadian and International equities greatly outperformed the U.S. market in 2025. The U.S. Dollar has been in ‘free fall’ as well. We keep hearing about the ‘great rotation’ out of U.S. equities and more specifically out of U....


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Giving up trips to Portugal in your sixties to fund nursing care in your nineties?

Retirement planning introduces many difficult questions, and some very interesting and meaningful trade-offs. Including, how much should you sacrifice your high-quality go-go years in retirement to fund your expensive no-go years that might arrive in your 80’s and continue into your 90’s and perhaps beyond? For many, residence and healthcare costs can skyrocket late in life. ...


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The ABCs of investing on the Sunday Reads. Always Be Compounding.

Warren Buffett is the most successful investor of all time. He is also one of the richest humans on the planet. Mr. Buffett recently retired from his position as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, he handed over the compounding reigns to Canadian Greg Abel. Berkshire shares rose 5,502,284% (5.5 million percent) during this six-decade, 60-year period. A $1,000 investment in ...


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