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Hosted by Ryan Irvine & Aaron Dunn, the podcast is highly interactive taking listener questions each week on individual Canadian & U.S. stocks as well as stock portfolio building strategies. The podcast focuses on high quality Canadian Dividend growth stocks, unknown & profitable Canadian Small-Cap stocks, U.S. tech leaders and high growth small-cap stocks. We also provide simple portfolio building tips for DIY investors. Weekly show highlights include: - Case For & Against Any Stock: our Ryan, Aaron & Brennan debate the pro's & con's of investing in a stock from a fundamental perspective and one of our analysts acts as judge, jury, and executioner to settle the lively debate. -Your Stock, Our Take Segment: Need a sober second opinion on any stock in your portfolio? Send a question to our Your Stock Our Take segment and we will review the business based on our BUY/SELL/HOLD criteria. - DIY Portfolio Building Tips: Interested in building your own DIY stock portfolio while paying less fees? Listen-in every week to uncover tips on how to take control of your financial future and dissect the hot button topics and stocks of the week. - Dividend Growth Stocks & Profitable Unknown Small-Caps: KeyStone’s Stock Talk Podcast is the only podcast talking Canadian & U.S. stocks across all market sectors. From profitable, unknown small-caps to great dividend paying mid and large caps, it is they type of stock discussion you can find nowhere else. - Canadian Stock Content: For Canadian investors & created by Canadian investors, we actually talk Canadian stocks. Real stocks to add to your watch list and, perhaps most importantly, which stocks to potentially avoid. - Hot Topics: From the FAANGs, AI, SaaS, cloud computing, and cybersecurity to gold, Cannabis, renewable & alternative energy to day trading vs. long-term investing, we have you covered.
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Monday Jun 22, 2020
Monday Jun 22, 2020
This week in KeyStone’s Stock Talk Podcast we start by discussing the idea that the market may be headed for a ‘lost decade’. The idea, while not new, was brought front of mind this week in a note from Bridgewater, the largest hedge fund manager in the world. We also circle back on last weeks thoughts about the surge in Day Trading activity as the author of the book "A Random Walk Down Wall Street" cited the same study we noted in our episode last week as evidence day trading is not a smart idea for the average investor. In our Your Stock, Our Take segment we take a look at a couple of highly published names from the past several weeks. The first, Nikola Corp. (NKLA:NASDAQ), the would be designer and manufacturer of electric and fuel cell vehicles including semis and trucks, with no sales that recently IPO’d on the market and holds an astonishing $24 Billion current market cap. The second is the embattled and debt-heavy Hertz Global Holdings, Inc. (HTZ:NYSE), which saw its stock crater over this year, but somehow bounce when it filed for bankruptcy. It appears the rout in the stock is back on – we let you know if there is any hope.
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