The Living Market Podcast cover art

All Episodes

The Living Market Podcast — 115 episodes

#
Title
1

Valuation is a thermometer, not a clock

2

Five market insights, one podcast

3

The perfect predictability of unpredictability

4

La parfaite prévisibilité de l’imprévisibilité

5

2026 update: a tale of two markets

6

What's weighing on the Canadian dollar?

7

Has the market run out of things to worry about?

8

Is the boom coming with a price tag?

9

Are equities a good hedge against inflation?

10

Why the markets are smashing through the usual roadblocks

11

The era of free money is over: now the math matters.

12

Why Korea matters right now

13

Getting your will and executor right

14

The market is strong but is it safe?

15

Why a soft economy doesn't mean a soft market

16

Lessons from 100 years of investing

17

What story is price telling us?

18

Economy and earnings looking sturdier than market suggests

19

We’re seeing a loss of momentum, not a collapse

20

How many times will the market fall for it?

21

What you need to know before filing taxes this year

22

Looking at inflation through a Canadian lens

23

Global energy: is it a temporary disruption or a lasting break?

24

Navigating volatility: lessons from the Strait of Hormuz

25

What the tariff decision really means for markets

26

The AI conundrum: opportunity and risk

27

Gold, bitcoin and the new rules of risk

28

Maple money meets metal momentum

29

Interest rates: nothing to see here

30

Current volatility is disruptive, not destructive

31

What's driving the U.S. economy's surge?

32

Where will tariffs take us in 2026?

33

Fearless forecasts for 2026

34

How the wealth effect will set the stage for 2026

35

How the AI spending boom will shape 2026

36

Why fiscal policy will have a leading role in 2026

37

How will central banks drive the markets in 2026?

38

Beating expectations: insights from earnings reports

39

A closer look at the health of the bull market

40

2025 federal budget highlights

41

Two cuts, two central banks, one message

42

The top three topics on every investor’s lips

43

The strange market limbo where optimism meets constraints

44

Momentum-chasing is distorting the volatility landscape

45

What credit spreads and bonds reveal about the economy

46

Year-end tax planning essentials

47

What’s beneath the surface of equities’ continued strength?

48

Growth risk overtakes inflation risk

49

What do recent labour stats mean for the markets?

50

Market reality vs. the headline narrative

51

September reset and market momentum

52

What all-time highs tell us about the markets

53

The power of low expectations

54

The summer slump explained

55

Interest rates are staying put: but for how long?

56

Why fundamentals are trumping politics

57

Debunking the cash on the sidelines myth

58

Is the market too expensive?

59

Trade tensions and the July 9 deadline

60

Market resilience: lessons from Q2

61

Geopolitics versus your portfolio: what's the real impact?

62

Market optimism and its underlying cracks

63

Interest rate cuts are paused. For now…

64

The bond market's new reality

65

Do credit ratings still matter?

66

Trade truce brings relief for global markets

67

Estate planning: avoiding common pitfalls

68

From drop to pop: what’s driving the market rally?

69

What’s next for Canadian investors after the election?

70

What’s driving the Canadian dollar’s strength?

71

When doing nothing is the smartest move

72

When should we lean into volatility?

73

Is this the end of U.S. exceptionalism?

74

We’re now in a correction: what next?

75

Beyond politics: the economic effects of tariffs

76

The Bank of Canada's rate cut: a response to tariffs

77

Why this madness won’t last

78

Navigating the Trump market: rules for resilience

79

Who’s buying stocks in this environment?

80

The reasons behind gold’s recent winning streak

81

Trade tensions present opportunities as well as uncertainty

82

The changing face of retirement and how to fund it

83

The Trump noise put into perspective

84

Value investing isn’t dead, it’s just been redefined

85

For once, we take a less balanced approach

86

Politics adds to the loonie’s woes

87

Risks and opportunities: what to watch out for in 2025

88

Does the data merit optimism or caution?

89

What does 2025 have in store?

90

Domestic U.S. policies put smaller companies in the spotlight

91

What’s driving the post-U.S. election wild ride?

92

Making sense of the market’s post-election reaction

93

How to be tax smart with your donations

94

Will this jumbo rate cut be followed by more?

95

How tariffs could damage the U.S. economy

96

Will the Bank of Canada surprise with a high rate cut?

97

Signs of optimism from the third quarter

98

China gets serious about the economy

99

Does a return to yield curve normalcy indicate a recession?

100

Will a large interest rate cut have the right effect?

101

The latest member of the $1 trillion club

102

Where are the recent gains coming from?

103

Lessons we learned from this earnings season

104

Are we missing the bigger picture?

105

How a carry trade works and why it’s causing such volatility

106

Is the Fed making a policy mistake?

107

A pivot from inflation-fighting to economic support

108

Is the big companies’ overperformance a problem?

109

Labour: the currency that keeps the world spinning

110

The challenges and opportunities of in-between seasons

111

How equities help fight inflation

112

Has the market gone too far, too fast?

113

Optimistically cautious: our look ahead

114

After the first rate cut, what’s next?

115

How passive investing causes overvaluations