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What is the VIX – and why is it called the “Wall Street fear gauge”?

 – and why is it called the “Wall Street fear gauge”?

What is the VIX

Whenever markets suddenly drop a few percentage points in a trading day, you’ll see panicky headlines about the “VIX”, aka the ominously-named “Wall Street fear gauge” hitting a new high. It’s hard to know what to make of the VIX as a retail investor saving for the future — is it worth following closely, or is it just noise?

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 4 tax strategies for households with $1M+

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Quarterly performance update: How we preserve capital during global uncertainty

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The first few weeks of 2026 looked a lot like the relatively calm markets that closed out 2025. Expected and actual volatility held at record lows, while market returns continued marching upwards. Unfortunately, the war in Iran and, more specifically, the closing of the Strait of Hormuz, a significant corridor for the global oil trade, added a lot of unexpected volatility.

Learn how strategic early RRSP withdrawals can reduce your lifetime tax bill — and whether this retirement planning approach makes sense for you.

The RRSP Meltdown Strategy: Is It Right for You?

Learn how strategic early RRSP withdrawals can reduce your lifetime tax bill — and whether this retirement planning approach makes sense for you

What is the RRSP meltdown strategy, and is it right for you?

Canadians are great savers. For decades, the RRSP has been the centrepiece of retirement planning, and for good reason: contributions lower your taxable income today, and the investments inside them grow tax-sheltered for years. If you've been diligent about contributing, there's a good chance your RRSP is one of the largest assets you own.

When markets feel scary, it's no time to act scared

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A simple, practical foundation for making confident money decisions throughout your medical career

Intro to Financial Literacy for Physicians

A question for the doctors in the house: When you think back on the hours spent studying anatomy, biochem, microbiology, pathology, epidemiology, and the rest, how much instruction did you receive on the financial aspects of becoming a physician? As healthcare specialists, you face some of the most complex personal and corporate financial decisions in Canada — yet the financial basics rarely come up, not in medical school, not in residency, and not once you start earning real income.

Learn how to grow wealth inside your medical professional corporation with tax-efficient strategies. Discover when corporate investing makes sense, optimal investment placement, and how to avoid common pitfalls that cost physicians thousands.

Corporate Investing Guide for Physicians | Wealthsimple

How to grow wealth inside your medical professional corporation (PC) — efficiently, strategically, and with confidence

Corporate Investing Guide for Physicians

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Despite the geopolitical turmoil and fears of stocks being overvalued last year, investors who stayed in the markets were rewarded handsomely.

A quiet end to a strong year | Q4 performance update

A quiet end to a strong year

A quarterly performance update

Despite the geopolitical turmoil and fears of stocks being overvalued last year, investors who stayed in the markets were rewarded handsomely. Equities returned well above long-term expectations, thanks mostly to AI’s continued boost to earnings growth and capital investments. And while rate cuts fell slightly short of the aggressive predictions made at the start of the year, they still provided additional tailwinds.