Danielle Park is a Portfolio Manager and President at her firm. She specializes in finance, capital markets, and economic policy, while also addressing themes such as cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and the global economy. Danielle is featured in prominent outlets including HoweStreet, TalkMarkets, Seeking Alpha, and Hampshire Review.
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Market interest rates have been climbing as the Middle East conflict puts upward pressure on oil prices and inflation expectations. Read more here.
direct video link. CMHC Mortgage Survey: Renewals Hurt, Default Fears Fall. The Bank of Mom and Dad Grows CMHC surveyed 4,112 Canadians who completed
The segment below offers some real talk about the madness that passed as investing savvy in Canadian real estate over the last decade. Until the ‘easy money' tide goes out, most have no idea how ill-advised and self-destructive their behaviours are. Revelations tend to spread as prices drop and losses compound.
Human domination relies on large-scale cooperation among strangers, which is sustained by bureaucratic systems – such as laws, finance, religion – designed to build trust. Since AIs are ‘native bureaucrats', they can effortlessly remember all laws, transactions, and scriptures far better than any human. This leaves AI uniquely placed to take over critical processes, such as granting bank loans, deciding university admissions, determining prison sentences, and executing military strikes. Are we prepared? Here is a direct video link.
But if companies eventually replace too many workers with AI, will there be enough people left with a paycheck to continue buying goods and keep the economy going?
The US stock market's rally to new highs has been propelled by so few stocks that it's reminding some on Wall Street of the runup to the dot-com bubble. George Noble, Managing Partner of Noble Capital Advisors, discusses the AI trade and how he believes the coming bust would be much worse than the dot-com bubble fallout. Here is a direct video link.
On this episode of the WTFinance podcast I had the pleasure of welcoming back Mike Green.
Equity valuations are the most inflated since the infamous bubble tops in 2000 and 1929 before that, and far beyond the 2007 and 2022 cycle tops. This is evident below in one of the most historically insightful valuation metrics, the Shiller Price-to-Earnings Ratio (below since 1860).
AI-linked stocks account for a record 45% of the S&P 500's total market capitalization and drive nearly all of the gains it's had for the year so far.
By: Danielle Park
AI infrastructure is being financed by some of the world's most conservative pools of capital, including life insurance companies and pension funds.
