Insights

Mark Ting reviews how Foundation Wealth’s three core mandates—equity, income, and diversifiers—performed over the past year and how they are positioned for the future, with a focus on managing volatility, maintaining diversification, and exercising emotional discipline in the face of market noise. The discussion covers themes such as interest rates, inflation, AI‑related opportunities, and global macro developments, while emphasizing a long‑term, process‑driven approach rather than market timing or reacting to headlines.

Mark Ting reviews major market developments in 2025, revisiting earlier expectations related to tariffs, inflation, currencies, and equity markets. The piece examines how markets unfolded after a period of heightened volatility and discusses the role of diversification and risk management in navigating uncertainty.

A brief review of the recent market pullback, the factors behind it, and why maintaining a disciplined, long-term approach remains important.

Wondering if the AI boom has peaked? Join portfolio managers Mark Ting and Matthew Mantle as they dive into recent market volatility, debate whether AI stocks are overhyped, and share insights on what long-term investors should watch—and why a patient approach can be valuable for long-term investors.

Recent market swings reflect short-term volatility, while underlying economic fundamentals remain unchanged.

CBC personal finance columnist Mark Ting joined Gloria Makarenko with tips on overcoming debt dread, market panic and fear, and to share how to turn financial fright into strength.

Mass layoffs are back in the headlines — but is this just another sign of a weak economy, or is AI replacing human jobs faster than expected? In this video, Mark Ting explains what’s behind the current round of job cuts, how automation is changing the workforce, and what all of this could mean for the stock market and your investments.

Inflation data gave markets a lift this week, and while “AI bubble” fears persist, fundamentals tell a different story. With solid earnings, limited leverage, and a strong Q4 track record, the path ahead for equities still looks supportive.

From regional bank headlines to gold’s record high, there’s plenty of noise in the markets. Here’s what really matters, and what doesn’t.

Mark dives into the global AI race — particularly the competition between the U.S. and China — and explores what it means for liquidity, market valuations, and investor sentiment. He discusses how capital is flowing into AI infrastructure, the impact on interest rates and central bank policy, and whether this powerful trend still has room to run.