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Braden Dennis & Simon BelangerExplicit
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2020/10/06
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2026/04/23
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45 min.
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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 investing podcast for Canadians.
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Apple’s New CEO + The Company Challenging Home Depot
2026/04/23
In this news and earnings episode of The Canadian Investor Podcast, we break down Canada’s latest CPI report as inflation reaccelerates, with rising gasoline, food, rent, and insurance costs putting pressure on households. We also discuss what higher energy prices could mean for businesses and the broader economy.
We then cover Apple’s major leadership transition as Tim Cook steps down as CEO after delivering massive shareholder returns, and discuss what’s next for Apple’s product pipeline and AI strategy under new leadership.
Next, we analyze Adobe’s massive $25 billion buyback announcement. Is management signaling the stock is deeply undervalued, or trying to put a floor under shares as AI disruption fears intensify?
Finally, we discuss QXO’s $17 billion acquisition of TopBuild and why traditional industrial businesses may be attractive in the AI era, plus TSMC’s incredible growth as demand for chips and AI infrastructure keeps surging.
Tickers of stocks discussed: AAPL, ADBE, QXO, TSM, UNH, HD
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Do Canadians Really Need $1.7 Million to Retire? + The Gamification of Investing
2026/04/20
In this episode of The Canadian Investor Podcast, we break down the latest data on Canadian household wealth and what it reveals about the growing divide between those benefiting from rising asset prices and those falling behind. We discuss household debt levels, savings rates, real estate stagnation, and why many Canadians may be feeling more financial pressure than headline numbers suggest.
We also dive into BMO’s annual retirement survey, where Canadians now believe they need $1.7 million to retire. We unpack why these figures can be misleading, how retirement needs vary dramatically across provinces, and the key factors that actually determine how much you’ll need to stop working.
Finally, we discuss Wealthsimple’s new partnership with X (formerly Twitter), allowing users to trade stocks directly through the platform. We explore what this means for retail investors, the gamification of investing, and whether making stock trading easier is ultimately helping—or hurting—long-term investors.
Tickers of stocks discussed: RY, NA, TSLA
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Why BRP Stock Just Crashed & GFL Makes a Huge Acquisition
2026/04/16
In this episode of The Canadian Investor Podcast, we break down hotter-than-expected U.S. inflation data and why rising energy prices are becoming a growing concern for markets. We also discuss why BRP Inc. stock is down more than 35% and whether the selloff is justified.
We also cover strong earnings from BlackRock and ASML Holding, GFL Environmental’s acquisition of Secure Waste, and the sharp drop in Chemtrade Logistics Income Fund after a major setback in Vancouver.
Tickers of stocks discussed: DOO.TO, BLK, ASML, GFL.TO, SES, CHE.UN
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What the Oil Shock Means for Stocks, Gold & Rates with Bipan Rai
2026/04/15
In this episode of The Canadian Investor Podcast, we welcome back Bipan Rai from BMO ETFs to break down one of the biggest macro stories of the year: the oil shock triggered by the Iran conflict and what it could mean for inflation, central banks, and investors.
We discuss why this environment may look very different from 2022, whether the Bank of Canada and Federal Reserve are likely to stay on hold, and why markets may be underestimating downside risks to economic growth. We also cover why gold has struggled despite geopolitical turmoil, rising bond yields, and the surge in the US dollar.
Finally, we dive into private credit stress, whether contagion risks are overblown, and where Bipin sees opportunities today—including commodities, diversification, and equal-weight strategies.
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The Largest IPOs in History and Young Canadians Are Stressed About Money
2026/04/13
In this episode of The Canadian Investor Podcast, Simon and Dan discuss some of the largest IPOs in history and whether 2026 could become a record-breaking year for new listings. They break down Saudi Aramco, Alibaba, Facebook, Uber, and Rivian, before looking ahead to potential mega-IPOs from SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic. They also explore whether investor demand can keep up with these massive valuations.
The discussion then shifts to the Financial Planning Canada Financial Stress Index, highlighting how Canadians are feeling about money, rising living costs, retirement savings, debt, and the growing financial divide between younger and older generations.
Finally, they examine a new TD report that downgraded Canada’s telecom sector. Simon and Dan discuss declining ARPU, increased competition from Freedom Mobile, dividend risks, and whether companies like BCE, Telus, and Rogers can adapt to a changing market.
Tickers of stocks discussed: BCE, T, RCI.B, META, UBER, RIVN
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Canadian Investors Now Have Over 1,500 ETFs to Choose From
2026/04/09
In this episode, we break down the market’s reaction to the announced ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran and what it means for investors. With oil prices pulling back sharply and equities rallying, we discuss why this remains a highly headline-driven market—and why having a clear portfolio strategy matters more than ever.
We then shift to earnings, starting with a strong turnaround quarter from BRP, where inventory normalization and improved margins are driving a sharp recovery. We also revisit Boyd Group, a long-term compounder facing short-term pressure from insurance trends and used vehicle dynamics.
Finally, we dive into the latest Canadian ETF flows to understand where investors are allocating capital today, including the rise in Canadian equities, the decline in crypto exposure, and the continued growth of more complex ETF products.
Tickers discussed: DOO.TO (BRP), BYD.TO (Boyd Group), VFV, XIC
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3 Stocks We're Watching for 2026 (Big Opportunities Ahead)
2026/04/06
In this quarterly “stocks on our radar” episode, we’re joined by Braden Dennis as each of us brings one investment idea to the table. Before diving into the stocks, we discuss major breaking news in AI and private markets, including reports of a potential SpaceX IPO and OpenAI’s massive new funding round at an eye-popping valuation.
We then shift to our featured companies. Braden introduces QXO, a roll-up led by serial entrepreneur Brad Jacobs targeting the fragmented building products industry. Simon looks at Siemens Energy, a global player benefiting from rising demand for power infrastructure, while navigating challenges in its wind segment. Dan rounds things out with Dollarama, exploring whether recent weakness is a temporary blip or a longer-term shift in consumer behavior.
We also discuss broader themes including AI commoditization, capital allocation, energy demand, and how changing consumer habits could permanently impact retail.
Tickers of stocks discussed: QXO, Siemens Energy (SMERY / ENR), Dollarama (DOL.TO)
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Nike Crashes, Air Canada CEO Exit & GoEasy Finally Reports Earnings
2026/04/02
In this episode, we break down a volatile week in the markets as the Nasdaq briefly entered correction territory before rebounding sharply, highlighting just how headline-driven markets have become amid geopolitical uncertainty.
We discuss the growing divergence beneath the surface of major indices, with equal-weighted strategies outperforming as mega-cap tech names experience significant drawdowns. We also revisit the AI investment debate and how rising energy costs could impact the long-term economics of data center buildouts.
On the earnings side, we dive into Nike’s disappointing results, including margin compression, declining sales in key regions like China, and a challenging turnaround strategy as the company pivots back toward wholesale.
We also examine Air Canada’s leadership change, with CEO Michael Rousseau announcing his retirement amid rising fuel costs and what looks to be a difficult operating environment for airlines going forward.
Finally, we close with a deep dive into GoEasy’s latest earnings release. While much of the damage was pre-announced, major concerns remain around LendCare, surging charge-offs, restated financials, and what this means for the company’s future. We break down what’s changed, what hasn’t, and whether this situation could worsen from here.
Tickers of stocks discussed:Nike (NKE), Air Canada (AC.TO), GoEasy (GSY.TO), Shopify (SHOP.TO), Thomson Reuters (TRI.TO), Apple (AAPL), Microsoft (MSFT), Meta (META), Alphabet (GOOGL)
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12 ETFs to Consider as Market Volatility Surges
2026/03/30
Markets remain highly volatile as the Iran conflict drives one of the largest oil supply disruptions in decades. We break down what’s happening in energy markets, why this shock could last longer than expected, and how it may impact global growth, inflation, and investor portfolios.
We then shift to actionable ideas, discussing ETFs and sectors that could help navigate this environment, including energy, utilities, consumer staples, and defense. We also explain why Canadian oil producers like Canadian Natural Resources, Suncor, and Cenovus may be particularly well positioned given the current backdrop.
Finally, we debate Wealthsimple’s new prediction markets feature and whether it crosses the line from investing into gambling. Is this just the evolution of retail investing—or a step too far?
Tickers discussed:CNQ.TO, SU.TO, CVE.TO, IMO.TO, ZEO.TO, XEG.TO, VDE, XLE, ZUT.TO, XUT.TO, VPU, XST.TO, STPL.TO, ZXLP.TO, XAD.TO, SHLD.TO
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Dollarama & Lululemon Struggle as Market Volatility Continues
2026/03/26
Markets remain highly volatile as tensions in the Middle East continue to drive sharp swings across equities, bonds, and commodities. We break down how rising oil prices and inflation expectations are impacting different sectors, why the S&P 500 and Nasdaq are down year-to-date, and how diversification is helping investors navigate the current environment.
We then turn to private credit, where issues continue to surface. A KKR fund gets downgraded to junk, more funds are limiting redemptions, and Blackstone’s BCRED reports a rare monthly loss. We discuss why these assets can appear stable on the surface and the risks tied to how they’re valued.
On the earnings side, Dollarama reports solid results but sells off on weaker guidance and high expectations. Lululemon continues to struggle in North America despite strong international growth, while trying to fix product and execution issues. We wrap with Oracle, which is aggressively investing in AI infrastructure, raising questions around heavy spending, debt, and potential dilution.
Tickers discussed:
KKR, BX, DOL.TO, LULU, ORCL
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Will Canadian Bank Earnings Take a Hit as the Economy Slows?
2026/03/23
In this episode, we break down what goeasy’s collapse could signal for the broader Canadian economy and banking sector.
We revisit past Canadian bank failures, connect them to today’s rising job losses and economic weakness, and explain why subprime lenders tend to crack first in a downturn.
We also discuss whether Canadian banks could face headwinds after a strong run, and compare Goeasy to Propel to assess risks across alternative lenders.
Tickers: GSY.TO, PRL.TO, RY.TO, NA.TO, CM.TO
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The BoC Is Stuck and These Companies Are Feeling It
2026/03/19
The Bank of Canada kept rates unchanged, but the bigger story may be just how stuck policymakers are becoming. We discuss weakening growth, stubborn pockets of inflation, higher energy prices, and what the latest CPI data says about the Canadian economy.
We also break down Alimentation Couche-Tard’s latest earnings and why the market was underwhelmed despite decent headline growth. Same-store sales, consumer pressure, and slowing organic momentum remain key issues.
We then turn to Adobe and The Trade Desk, looking at Adobe’s AI strategy and leadership transition, and why new concerns around Trade Desk are putting added pressure on investor confidence.
Tickers discussed: ATD, ADBE, TTD
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Constellation Software’s AI Outlook and More Trouble in Private Credit
2026/03/16
In this episode of The Canadian Investor Podcast, we break down Constellation Software’s latest earnings and conference call, including what management had to say about AI, software pricing, acquisition strategy, and why the company may be looking more closely at public market opportunities.
We then shift to the growing stress in private credit. We discuss new data showing record default rates in 2025, redemption pressure hitting major private credit funds, and what recent moves by BlackRock and Blackstone may be signaling for the broader market. We also talk about the incentives behind private credit funds, liquidity risks, and why many investors may not fully understand what they own.
Finally, we wrap up with Canadian Natural Resources’ latest results, highlighting strong production growth, free cash flow, dividend growth, and why elevated oil prices continue to support the Canadian energy sector.
Tickers mentioned: CSU.TO, SABR, BLK, BX, CNQ.TO
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Unpacking Why Subprime Lender Goeasy Stock Crashed 60%
2026/03/12
In this episode of The Canadian Investor Podcast, we break down the stunning collapse in Goeasy after the company shocked investors with a major financial update ahead of earnings. What was expected to be a gradual deterioration turned into a full-blown blow-up, with sharply higher charge-offs, a suspended dividend and buyback program, withdrawn guidance, potential restatements of past financials, and debt covenant issues that could become existential for the business.
We walk through the key details from the release, why the market reacted so violently, and why the company’s comments around LendCare, delinquent loans, and prior reporting practices raise even more questions. We also revisit the red flags we had been discussing for months, including ballooning interest receivables, aggressive loan book growth, and the growing disconnect between goeasy’s reported performance and the broader credit environment.
To finish on a more positive note, we also discuss strong results from Franco-Nevada and what higher gold prices could mean for the royalty giant going forward.
Tickers discussed: GSY.TO, FNV.TO
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8 Stocks That Could Benefit From Increased Global Uncertainty
2026/03/09
In this episode of The Canadian Investor Podcast, Simon Belanger and Dan Kent kick things off with a surprising ripple effect from the AI boom: a full-blown RAM/memory shortage that’s sending PC upgrade costs through the roof. They break down why high-bandwidth memory (HBM) is crowding out “normal” consumer RAM production, how Micron, Samsung, and SK Hynix are prioritizing the most profitable AI-driven demand, and what that could mean for pricing, upgrade cycles, and the broader tech supply chain.
From there, they shift into a pragmatic, investor-focused look at positioning during geopolitical uncertainty—without cheerleading conflict. Dan outlines key areas investors often look at in these environments: defense contractors (and why buying after the headlines can be “buying the umbrella in the rain”), Canadian energy as a cleaner way to express higher oil prices with less Middle East exposure, the growing (and expensive) opportunity set in cybersecurity, and gold as both a safe haven and an inflation hedge. They also touch on different ways to gain exposure—individual names vs. ETFs—and wrap up with updates on the podcast’s YouTube live plans and what’s coming next.
Tickers of Stocks discussed: LMT, NOC, GD, RTX, MU, AEM, FNV, WPM, ZJG.TO
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Grapes_and_Wrath 2025/03/17
Excellent
You guys do great work. Thank you for your dedication to the pod! Go Canada!
MayaElena 2025/02/06
One of the 5% Here
I enjoy hearing what is going on in Canada’s market and hearing your opinions. Learned a lot from you both since I have been listening.
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Buy it right, sit tight 2025/01/21
Great insight
Always learn something when I listen.
Saturna View 2024/12/12
Love the Pod!
Makes for great entertainment!
AmandaFrayer 2023/03/03
From an 🇺🇸 listener
The podcast is a great way to stay informed about companies I invest in. It also helps me understanding investing concepts with long term focus. 👍🏽�...
Ward.Jones 2023/03/02
Great cast
Insane info delivered in a great package, thanks for this
dtcg22 2022/09/18
Not just for Canadians
They talk about all markets. I’m from the US and I love this podcast.
Biggie64220 2022/08/29
The Best
I’ve read dozens & dozens of investment books, this podcast is on point. Great to have a couple younger guys thinking a lot like Buffet to share their...
Add gurgling 2021/06/27
Great podcast
I have learned a lot from this podcast keep up the great work!!!!
Sean Bodley 2021/04/07
Great for a beginner
Learning a lot, thank you!
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