Current Affairs

Canadian Investors Now Eligible for Greg Weldon’s Money Management Service

Greg has been a valued contributor to MoneyTalks, The Inside Edge and the World Outlook Financial Conference for over 15 years, and we are very pleased to let you know that Canadians are now able to directly access his Managed Money services. How pleased? Well, since his now famous Age of Aquarius speech, live in Vancouver at the World Outlook Financial Conference on Feb 6th 2020, clients have seen a total return AFTER FEES of 47.1%.

  • Clients open their own accounts, in their own names, NO money is commingled, ever, nor does Weldon have ANY access to  the client’s money.
  • Clients has open access to a FULL reporting and accounting every morning, TOTAL transparency as to profits, losses, positions, exposure, cash.
  • NO “Lock Up” … if the client is not comfortable they can close the account and take their money
  • Weldon derives NO income from ANY source other than management and incentive fees, with ZERO compensation from clearing brokerage or execution of trades
  • Minimum investment is $1 million, a number derived from the math linked to the risk management overlay. Fees scaled to size of investment
  • For more information or to explore opening an account please contact Katelyn Ellis at katelyn.ellis@gmail.com

Let’s Get ‘Em Before They Get into the Work World

A new push for 16 year olds to vote by people who would never want them to make their families major financial decisions or be tried in adult court.

Normally I Love These People But…

I’m talking about some of my favourite economic professors – who I’m disappointed to say let me down during the pandemic. We needed critical analysis of policies not cheerleading.

The Anti-Big Business Rhetoric Dangerously Superficial

I love it when the anti-corporate crowd takes out their cell phones to post on Facebook or buy on Amazon – while wearing their Karl Marx t-shirt shouting down with big business.

They Finally Admit the Fall-Out of Raising Corporate Taxes

Somebody phone organized labour – the G7 progressives have finally admitted raising corporate taxes is a major incentive for companies to move. Their solution? Have everyone raise them.