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When the last two crises hit, the Canadian market was less affected than the U.S. one. Canadian companies also tend to offer a higher yield. And, we have the best banks, don’t we? Are these good reasons to invest only in Canada or do we get biased?
Here’s when the Canadian market is a pro, when it’s not, and why you should or should not rely solely on it.
You’ll Learn
- Is the Canadian market really more resilient than the U.S. one?
- Besides the famous banks and telcos, which sectors or companies deserve your money in Canada?
- Is it true that Canadian stocks pay a higher yield? If so, why?
- Is it possible to get international exposure through big Canadian companies? Is this market diversified enough?
- In which cases would it be a good idea to invest only in Canada?
- How is the Canadian market’s performance doing compared to the S&P500?
- What portion of your portfolio should Canadian stocks really take?
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During the episode, Mike referred to our DSR portfolios’ returns. You can view them right here.
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