Braden Dennis & Simon Belanger
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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.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Detailed company analysis meets candid portfolio lessons, giving Canadian investors a practical way to interpret earnings, risk and investment products.
The Canadian Investor turns market headlines and earnings reports into detailed conversations about what businesses are doing and what their numbers imply.
A tempting dividend yield gets a debt check before you get attached.
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A grounded episode that pairs account basics with a clear-eyed stock discussion.
The episode starts with a plain but useful point: investing can be simple in theory and still hard in practice. From there, it walks through the main account types, including TFSA, RRSP, RESP, taxable, cash, and margin, with enough detail to be practical without getting lost in…
A plainspoken look at dividend risk, Canadian banks, and the numbers that tend to warn first.
The Canadian Investment Podcast uses a busy market week to move from Royal Bank and Scotiabank to Laurentian Bank and GoEasy, then into payout ratios, debt levels, and interest coverage. That keeps the episode practical without overcomplicating it.
A practical reminder that setup matters before the first trade.
Simon Beranger and Dan Kent frame investing as a sequence of setup decisions, not a single trade, and that gives the episode a steady, useful focus.
A fast earnings episode with sharp Nvidia numbers, market tension, and a plainspoken read.
This episode moves between news and earnings, but the Nvidia segment is what sticks. The hosts make a clear case for how a company can beat expectations and still leave the market uneasy, with liquidity pressure, lofty expectations, and the latest noise around power use and…
A practical market check-in on October CPI, Bitcoin, high-growth tech, Berkshire's stake in Alphabet, and Loblaws.
The episode keeps its focus on the market: October CPI, risk assets under pressure, Bitcoin, and higher-growth tech names. It also uses Berkshire's move into Alphabet and Loblaws as a clean way to think about food inflation and what the tape means for investors, not just what…
A practical Canadian market check-in that turns Shopify updates into useful investor context.
Simon and Dan keep this one grounded as a Canadian market check-in, with the focus on what the news means for investors rather than on stock chatter for its own sake.
A practical Canadian market read, with TMX strength and Allied pressure clearly framed.
This piece keeps the attention on what the market stories mean, not on dressing them up. Simon ties Bank of Canada and Fed rate cuts to company-level pressure, then leans into the investor lens with a steady hand.
A blunt look at investing mistakes, home bias, and the habits that quietly drag on returns.
The episode looks at the investing mistakes people like to smooth over, then does the less comfortable work of naming them. The hosts revisit their own blind spots and bad calls, including a long stretch of heavy Canadian exposure and an income first approach that lagged the…
Demetri Kofinas interviews specialists on geopolitics, energy markets, AI, and finance at length.
BBC's daily business show, from toy-industry founders to Anthropic's Pentagon standoff.
Hosts discuss recent earnings and news in the Canadian stock market, analyzing individual companies and investment strategies.
Hosts discuss macroeconomic impacts of geopolitical events on markets and investing strategies for Canadians.
Hosts discuss upcoming large IPOs, including SpaceX, and review a Canadian financial stress survey.
Hosts discuss recent market news, including a ceasefire announcement and its impact, while previewing upcoming earnings season for Canadian stocks.
Hosts discuss individual stocks and investing strategies for Canadian investors, with a quarterly mastermind format.
Hosts discuss recent market events including NASDAQ correction, Nike's poor report, Air Canada CEO retirement, and GoEasy earnings.
Investing sounds simple.
The hosts discuss recent Canadian financial news, including Telus pausing dividend growth, GoEasy's CEO resignation, Allied Properties cutting its distribution, and Scotiabank's earnings with rising mortgage delinquencies, offering insights into dividend risks and sector challenges.
The hosts discuss three essential steps before investing: paying down high-interest debt, building an emergency fund, and maximizing employer matching.
The hosts analyze recent earnings from Alimentation Couche-Tard and Home Depot, then dive deep into NVIDIA's results and the broader AI investment frenzy.
The hosts analyze October CPI data, highlighting misleading headline numbers and regional food inflation differences.
Hosts Simon and Dan analyze key Canadian stocks, including Constellation Software's AI-driven sell-off, Shopify's strong earnings, and GoEasy's controversial loan practices.
Simon Belanger hosts a solo episode covering Bank of Canada and Fed rate cuts, with earnings deep dives into Allied Properties REIT's struggles, TMX Group's strong quarter, and Franco Nevada's gold royalty growth.
Hosts Simon and Dan reflect on their best investment decisions, including Bitcoin purchases during market lows, gold investments driven by macro trends, and sticking with tech stocks despite overvaluation fears.
Hosts Braden and Simon candidly discuss their biggest investment mistakes, including overconcentration in high-growth stocks, valuation errors, home bias, and poor crypto bets.
Ben Felix joins The Canadian Investor to debunk myths around covered call ETFs, showing they often underperform simple index funds and act like holding cash.
The hosts discuss Canadian CPI inflation data showing sticky core rates, then delve into private credit market issues, including fraud allegations at First Brands Group and systemic risks.
The hosts analyze the euphoric rise of quantum computing stocks, highlighting insane valuations and short squeeze risks, then pivot to discuss gold's surge with historical parallels to 1970s inflation and central bank policies.
The hosts analyze recent earnings reports from companies like BlackRock, Aritzia, ASML, Brookfield, Tilray, and PepsiCo, discussing key financial metrics, growth strategies, and market trends.
Hosts discuss recent earnings, answer listener questions, and talk about teaching financial literacy to teenagers.
Hosts compare Canadian National Railway and Canadian Pacific Kansas City Southern, discussing their networks and investment potential.
The hosts announce a listener meetup at the Toronto Stock Exchange and discuss investing principles.
Hosts Braden Dennis and Simon Belanger interview guest Amber Kanwar about her new investing podcast and discuss institutional-quality advice for everyday investors.