ChrisWhiteside.ca

I really like this analysis below. Even if you invested at the absolute worst time, you would have had some pretty amazing annualized returns. That thousand you invested in 1929 at the worst time would be worth 7,200,000 today. Its about time in the market, not timing the market.

Corporate earnings are one of the primary drivers of long-term equity market performance. Healthy, growing company earnings typically equates to a growing stock price.

We had a great time celebrating the grand opening of the Eagle's Landing last Friday night and seeing some familiar faces. Looking forward to seeing the development further grow over the next few years with industrial, commercial and residential plans!

This one is entertaining to me. Back on October 2023 there was lots of claims that the 60/40 portfolio was dead in the news. Since that claim, it has returned a decent 29%. Be wary of the news cycle hype. (and maybe go against it)