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Interview with Patrick Kuczynski, Co-Founder and COO of ShareAlpha

I sat down with Patrick Kuczynski, co-founder and Chief Operations Officer (COO) of ShareAlpha, a Montreal-based stock market investing tool that helps DIY investors find new investment ideas in seconds that match their investing style (I previously interviewed him last year on behalf of Fintech publication BankNXT). Patrick and his team recently developed an add-on…

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Financial aggregation: What’s in it for established banks? (A conversation with Simon Boulet)

I recently caught up with Simon Boulet, CEO and co-founder of Wealthica. This is a follow up to an interview Nuadox (a publication I manage) has published last March. We discussed the meaning of “Open Data”, recent changes in the Canadian Open Banking space and the potential benefits of financial aggregation for established financial institutions. Phil…

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Wealthica + Stockchase: A New Way to Discover your Next Favourite Stocks

It’s official: Wealthica has acquired Stockchase, an established online community for DIY investors. There is a wealth of information collected on the site from investment experts; many years of comments have been captured and are easily accessible. The team at Wealthica has worked hard to modernize the site and improve the overall user experience. Today…

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Are robo-advisors risky?

Moneysense's Jason Heath writing about risk and robo-advisors... Robo-advisors are not safe. Nor are they risky. A robo-advisor is simply a type of investment company. Like mutual fund companies. And sometimes people irrationally think mutual funds are either safe or risky as well. They are. And they are not. I've been asking myself how robo-advisors clients…

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You have been thinking about momentum investing strategies?

Moneysense writing about Momentum strategies... Momentum strategies involve investing in stocks that have displayed a recent short term positive trend in a certain quality such as price, earnings, profitability, etc. For the most part, momentum concentrates on price trends and they do not look at the stock’s business, industry or competitiveness. The theory behind momentum investing…

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