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The Canadian Investor

Braden Dennis & Simon Belanger

The Podcast For Canadian Investors. The podcast features in depth discussion around individual stocks and various investing strategies while incorporating the nuances of Canadian investment vehicles. Show hosts Braden Dennis and Simon Belanger bring both experience, fresh takes, well-researched information and entertainment to an investingpodcastfor Canadians.

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67:52

6 Reasons to Sell and One Metric That Drives Returns

The Canadian Investor ·

2025/04/28

In this episode, Simon and Braden share his personal framework for deciding when to sell a stock—including full exits and trims. Simon walks through 6 reasons why he would consider selling an investment. We also discuss an important metric that is very often correlated with stock returns for a copy. Simon and Braden finish the episode by discussing 3 stocks on their watchlist. One being a well known company while the two others are lesser known to north american investors. Tickers of stock

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49:21

Lumber Tariffs Hit Canadian Producers and Tesla’s...

The Canadian Investor ·

2025/04/24

In this episode of The Canadian Investor Podcast, we break down a whirlwind week of headlines that continue to move markets. We start with the latest from the Trump administration, where the president announced plans to reduce the 145% tariffs on Chinese goods—though no specifics were given and he made it clear the rate won’t be going to zero. Markets also reacted sharply to speculation that Trump might replace Fed Chair Jerome Powell, only for him to later walk back those comments,

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62:56

Why Every Investor Needs an Investment Policy

The Canadian Investor ·

2025/04/21

In this episode, we break down why every investor—no matter their experience level—should have an Investment Policy Statement . We walk through the key components you need to include, from setting clear investment goals and understanding your risk tolerance to creating a contribution plan and rebalancing rules that work for you. Braden also shares a personal story inspired by Charlie Munger’s wisdom on spending money meaningfully and learning when to say yes to experiences. Plus,

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56:00

Nvidia Caught in the Crossfire of the US-China Trade War

The Canadian Investor ·

2025/04/17

In this episode, we cover the Bank of Canada’s latest rate decision, where policymakers held steady at 2.75% despite growing calls for a cut. We break down their two-scenario framework as they weigh inflation risks against the looming threat of a trade war-induced recession. We then turn to Nvidia, which announced a $5.5 billion charge tied to new U.S. export restrictions on its H20 chips to China—a move that could significantly dent its China business. We also dig into ASML’s

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68:06

10 Stocks We're Watching After Big Drawdowns

The Canadian Investor ·

2025/04/14

We kick off this episode with a deep dive into the latest U.S. tariff announcements. Braden shares his candid thoughts on the rationale (or lack thereof) behind these so-called “reciprocal” tariffs, including how the formula used is fundamentally flawed, and why some of the moves feel more like political theater than economic strategy. We also unpack the unintended consequences of targeting key low-cost manufacturing partners outside of China, and how this could backfire on American

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53:31

Expect More Companies to Pull Their 2025 Guidance

The Canadian Investor ·

2025/04/10

In this episode of The Canadian Investor Podcast, we break down a chaotic week in the markets dominated by volatility, misinformation, and tariff uncertainty. We start with a bizarre moment on Truth Social where former President Trump shared a video falsely claiming Warren Buffett endorsed his tariff policies—a claim quickly debunked by Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway. We then turn to the wild swings in the U.S. markets, including a dramatic intraday reversal driven by conflicting rumors around

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55:52

Stock Market Sells Off After Tariff Liberation Day

The Canadian Investor ·

2025/04/07

In this episode, we discuss the “reciprocal” tariffs announced by President Trump. The tariffs were far greater than expected which led to the major north american indices shedding 10% and in some instances more in just 2 days. We go over the methodology behind the new tariff regime and how Canada and Mexico were exempt, and the immediate impact on global markets. We walk through the selloff in equities, rising credit spreads, and the companies most affected—particularly those

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58:33

Two Canadian Stocks Facing Tariff Headwinds

The Canadian Investor ·

2025/04/03

In this episode, Simon and Dan break down the high-profile IPO of CoreWeave, the AI-focused cloud provider that started life as a crypto miner and just delivered the biggest U.S. tech IPO since 2021. They also cover the unfolding PR nightmare at Well Health following US regulatory troubles delaying the release of their financial statements. They also discuss Lululemon’s Q4 earnings and why the stock to a big hit after the earnings release. They finish the episode by talking about BRP’s

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57:12

How to Buy, Store and Live on Bitcoin in Canada with...

The Canadian Investor ·

2025/04/02

In this special episode, Simon is joined by fellow Canadian and Bitcoin educator Ben Perrin, better known as BTC Sessions. They dive deep into Bitcoin’s unique value proposition, why self-custody matters, and why Ben believes Bitcoin is more than just an investment. The two discuss common misconceptions, Bitcoin’s energy usage, real-world use cases in Canada, and the implications of CBDCs and government overreach. Ben also shares practical tips for Canadians looking to get started with

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52:10

Is it Time To Invest in These 13 Under Pressure Stocks?

The Canadian Investor ·

2025/03/31

In this episode of The Canadian Investor Podcast, we delve into the significant market fluctuations experienced since the beginning of the year, with a particular focus on the transportation and logistics sectors. Despite the prevailing macroeconomic uncertainties, these industries have faced notable drawdowns, potentially unveiling investment opportunities. We discuss 13 prominent companies within these sectors, examining their recent performance and assessing whether the current market sentiment

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48:17

What Couche-Tard and Lightspeed Are Telling Us About...

The Canadian Investor ·

2025/03/27

In this episode of the Canadian Investor Podcast, Dan and Simon start by discussing Lightspeed’s puzzling revenue guidance downgrade ahead of its capital markets day and why it raises more questions than answers. They also cover Tesla’s steep sales decline in Europe and the mounting brand backlash surrounding Elon Musk. Couche-Tard’s latest results are in—with mixed signals across geographies—and Nike shares tumble after ugly guidance and worsening fundamentals

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63:55

The Hidden Risk Most Investors Ignore

The Canadian Investor ·

2025/03/24

In this episode, Simon breaks down a type of risk that often flies under the radar for everyday investors—counterparty risk. Whether you're dealing with a brokerage, bank, crypto exchange, or even a gold custodian, you're exposed to the risk that the other party might not hold up their end of the deal. Plus, we touch on lessons from great investors like Bill Nygren and Stan Druckenmiller—including the importance of maintaining conviction in your investment thesis and having the humility

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44:14

Canadian Inflation Heats Up and Google Makes a $32B Deal

The Canadian Investor ·

2025/03/20

In this episode of the Canadian Investor Podcast, we talk about Canada’s February CPI print that came in much hotter than expected at 2.6% year over year. We also discuss the Bank of Canada’s latest rate cut and how rising inflation will likely make their next interest rate decision even more difficult. We also dive into Google’s massive $32B acquisition of Wiz, the fastest-growing software company in history, and whether the deal will pass regulatory hurdles. Plus, we analyze

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60:07

12 Stocks We’re Watching as the Market Pulls Back

The Canadian Investor ·

2025/03/17

Markets hate uncertainty, and it’s showing. We break down the recent volatility, from the steep drawdowns in the Nasdaq and S&P 500 to the tariff-fueled market jitters. We also discuss why knowing what you own and being diversified is so important when markets are volatile. We also talk about how the recent volatility is creating opportunities for investors with capital to deploy. We highlight stocks on our radar, including TFII, CP, Nvidia, American Express, Costco, and Amazon, and

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44:20

Investing Opportunities in Market Volatility and the...

The Canadian Investor ·

2025/03/13

In this episode, we talk about recent market volatility with the NASDAQ dropping 4% in one day, marking its largest single-day decline since 2022. We unpack what's driving this volatility, including uncertainty surrounding tariffs, Trump's ambiguous comments on recession risks, and the unraveling of the Yen carry trade. Big tech companies are feeling the pinch, with Tesla down 46% year-to-date. We also discuss the U.S. government announcement of a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and what it could mean

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64:43

5 Canadian Stocks That Won’t Feel the Impact of Tariffs

The Canadian Investor ·

2025/03/10

The trade war between Canada and the U.S. is evolving fast, and its impact on investors is undeniable. In this episode, we break down the latest developments, including the U.S. granting automakers a temporary exemption and potential carve-outs for agricultural products. Simon shares his critical take on the Canadian government’s counter-tariffs and why they could hit the most vulnerable Canadians hardest. We also discuss the broader market implications—how uncertainty leads to

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56:22

Canadian Banks Face Growing Uncertainty as the Trade...

The Canadian Investor ·

2025/03/06

The tariffs are officially here. As of March 4th, U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods have gone into effect, and Canada has responded with a massive $155 billion counter-tariff package. We break down what’s getting hit, Trudeau’s potential non-tariff measures, and the broader economic implications. Then, we shift to Canadian bank earnings. TD, RBC, National Bank, and CIBC all reported, giving us a snapshot of how the financial sector is holding up amid rising provisions and economic

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58:03

Key Takeaways from Warren Buffett’s Shareholder Letter

The Canadian Investor ·

2025/03/03

In this episode, we dive into Paul Graham’s essay on how wealth creation has evolved over the past few decades. We explore why inherited wealth is on the decline, what industries are driving the newest fortunes, and how compounding still remains a powerful path to wealth. Then, Simon gives his key takeaways from Warren Buffett’s latest letter to shareholders. Including why Buffett prefers to invest in companies rather than to hold bonds, his concerns about the currency and how the

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49:26

Loblaw’s Tariff Strategy and TFI International’s...

The Canadian Investor ·

2025/02/27

In this episode of The Canadian Investor Podcast, Simon and Dan begin by analyzing Apple's monumental announcement to invest over $500 billion in the United States over the next four years. The discussion then shifts to TFI International's challenging quarter and the brutally honest commentary provided by their CEO during their conference call. Next, they examine Air Canada's financial turbulence, noting a net loss of $644 million for the quarter and a 54% decline in free cash flow to $1.3 billion

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59:53

An Intriguing Canadian Small Cap Stock and The Power...

The Canadian Investor ·

2025/02/24

In this episode, Simon takes a different approach by using a stock screener to uncover a Canadian small-cap company he had never heard of—Calian Group (CGY). He breaks down the company’s diverse business lines, financials, and key questions he’s looking to answer about its long-term potential. The episode then shifts to the timeless investing lesson of simplicity vs. complexity. Braden discusses why experienced investors often come full circle—starting with simple ideas,

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