This episode is a follow up to my mind map that followed a similar exercise. I try to walk through some possible scenarios that Trump policies (and apparently tweets) could have on stock prices in the short and long term.

As ETF's continue to enter the mainstream, investors need to be mindful of certain factors that can negatively impact investors. One element is the advent of self-indexing, where ETF companies instead of using 3rd party indexes to benchmark their performance, are developing their own benchmark indexes. Aman offers some takes on whether this is a good thing for investors.

As ETF's continue to enter the mainstream, investors need to be mindful of certain factors that can negatively impact investors. One element is the advent of self-indexing, where ETF companies instead of using 3rd party indexes to benchmark their performance, are developing their own benchmark indexes. Aman offers some takes on whether this is a good thing for investors.

In this episode of Stock Talk, Aman offers some good and bad takes about how the latest generation of fintech products and services is shaping how we make investment decisions.

In this episode of Stock Talk, Aman offers some good and bad takes about how the latest generation of fintech products and services is shaping how we make investment decisions.

In this episode of Stock Talk, Aman continues to explore abstract indicators that potentially influence stock prices by looking at of all things stock ticker symbols.

In this episode of Stock Talk, Aman continues to explore abstract indicators that potentially influence stock prices by looking at of all things stock ticker symbols.

It's financial literacy month in Canada. Despite its noble intentions and large amount of resources dedicated to various financial literacy programs, a growing number of research has been revealing it is not yielding the desirable outcomes. Aman shares some thoughts on where financial literacy programs have gone wrong and what could make it stick longer term.

It's financial literacy month in Canada. Despite its noble intentions and large amount of resources dedicated to various financial literacy programs, a growing number of research has been revealing it is not yielding the desirable outcomes. Aman shares some thoughts on where financial literacy programs have gone wrong and what could make it stick longer term.

Aman offers some takes on a study that links body type with propensity of finance and wonders what the implications of "biological finance" will have on the types of services we could receive in the future.