Ep 57: Canada’s Q1 stall into technical recession tightens the lens on consumer discretionary names already guiding lower, while AI infrastructure demand keeps select tech names in focus for Canadian investors seeking growth outside broad indices. episode artwork

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Ep 57: Canada’s Q1 stall into technical recession tightens the lens on consumer discretionary names already guiding lower, while AI infrastructure demand keeps select tech names in focus for Canadian investors seeking growth outside broad indices.

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Modern Investing Techniques 💰 Modern Investing Techniques — AI-Powered Daily Market Intelligence Canada’s Q1 stall into technical recession tightens the lens on consumer discretionary names already guiding lower, while AI infrastructure demand keeps select tech names in focus for Canadian investors seeking growth outside broad indices. Market Pulse: S&P 500 closed at 7,564 (+0.6%), NASDAQ Composite at 26,917 (+0.9%), and TSX Composite at 34,518 (+0.3%). ... AI Disclosure: This podcast is curated by Patrick but uses AI-generated voice synthesis for audio production.

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