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    The Rational Reminder Podcast

    A weekly reality check on sensible investing and financial decision-making, from three Canadians. Hosted by Benjamin Felix, Cameron Passmore, and Dan Bortolotti, Portfolio Managers at PWL Capital.

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    Latest Episodes:
    BUYING WEED (EP.7) Aug 28, 2018
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    In Episode 7 of the Rational Reminder podcast we discussed the following:

    • Ottawa home prices
    • The longest bull market in history
    • What goes up does not have to come down
    • All time highs are normal and should be expected
    • Is the market overvalued?
    • Even the CAPE only explains 40% of future return differences
    • Should you dollar cost average or invest in a lump sum?
    • Your better off in the market than trying to time the market
    • Was WEED an obvious buy at $2.00?
    • There are still plenty of public companies to invest in
    • Small cap returns need to be taken in context
    • Bad behaviour is not always easy to spot

    The stories we talked about:

    • The longest bull run in history comes with a jumbo-sized asterisk
    • All time highs are normal
    • What if investing right before a market crash isn't that bad?
    • Is Now the Best Time to Invest?
    • With Constellation Deal, Canopy Has the Chance to Be Google of Pot
    • The Stock Market Is Shrinking. That's a Problem for Everyone.

    The charts we talked about:

    Image source: Dimensional Fund Advisors

    Image source: Ben Felix, PWL Capital

    For more information or to contact Cameron and Ben, visit pwlcapital.com


    ASSET LOCATION (EP.6) Aug 17, 2018
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    In Episode 6 of the Rational Reminder podcast we discussed the following:

    • Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes!
    • Wealthsimple's new no-commission trading platform
    • Do individual stocks ever play a role in a financial plan?
    • Can behavioural coaching be scaled?
    • Being aware of conflicts of interest
    • Wealth and happiness are not always connected
    • If you buy an R8, you'll want a McLaren next
    • Retiring does not mean doing nothing
    • How do you retire without a financial plan?
    • The 4% rule is false! If you want to retire early
    • Asset location is hard to do, and might not add value

    The stories we talked about:

    • Wealthsimple CEO Katchen says he would 'certainly' consider IPO
    • The best of Carrick on Money: Who wants to retire really early, anyway?
    • Asset Location
    • Asset Location Gets REALLY Complex
    • "Optimal" Asset Location, Applied

    For more information or to contact Cameron and Ben, visit pwlcapital.com


    RETHINKING MORTGAGE DEBT (EP.5) Aug 14, 2018
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    In Episode 5 of the Rational Reminder podcast we discussed the following:

    • Checking your credit
    • Optimizing your credit score
    • Investing vs. paying off your mortgage
    • Asset allocation
    • Reframing mortgage debt
    • Are we in a tech bubble?
    • The rise in the US market is backed by fundamentals
    • How the largest Canadian pension funds invest
    • Skewness in VC returns
    • It's still really hard to beat index funds

    The stories we talked about:

    • Mortgage debt and asset allocation
    • Fed Up
    • Andrew Coyne: Canada Pension Plan's active management strategy is a crock
    • Tiny Wisconsin College Using Index Funds Trounces Endowment Rivals

    The charts we talked about:

    Source: Raymond Kerzhéro, PWL Capital

    Source: Raymond Kerzhéro, PWL Capital

    Source: Raymond Kerzhéro, PWL Capital

    Source: Correlation Ventures

    For more information or to contact Cameron and Ben, visit pwlcapital.com


    THE RACE TO 0% (EP.4) Aug 08, 2018
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    After a successful launch, the podcast will live on! Thanks for the support and feedback.

    In Episode 4 of the Rational Reminder podcast we discussed the following:

    • The longest bull market in history?
    • Are we repeating the tech bubble?
    • Why it still makes sense to hold bonds
    • Rebalancing isn't always easy
    • The Lost Decade, sort of
    • Is tax-loss selling worth it?
    • Horizons' marketing mistake
    • One decision funds
    • Index fund fees are finally at 0%
    • Sec lending is the future of index fund revenue
    • Charley Ellis on the history of active management
    • There are less willing losers today than there were in the past
    • The paradox of skill
    • Active managers underperform consistently
    • Daniel Kahneman does not believe active management works
    • If you think you have intuition about stocks, you're wrong
    • Corporate DB pension plans are not risk-free

    The stories we talked about:

    • This bull market could become the longest in history this month
    • Tax-Loss Harvesting: Should Investors Believe the Hype?
    • Horizons ETFs Launching 0% Management Fee ETF Portfolio Solutions
    • Free Fidelity Funds Stoke Price War in Bid to Catch Index Giants
    • ETFs still gathering assets, but inflows slow as investors favor lower-cost funds
    • CHARLEY ELLIS – INDEXING AND ITS ALTERNATIVES (EP.62)
    • Then, and now
    • Kahneman's Insights: Beyond Thinking Fast and Slow
    • 'It's going to be hard': Sears pension payments cut by 30% this week

    The charts we talked about:

    Source: PWL Capital

    Source: S&P Dow Jones Indices

    For more information or to contact Cameron and Ben, visit pwlcapital.com


    AMAZON EATING THE STOCK MARKET (EP.3) Aug 03, 2018
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    In Episode 3 of the Rational Reminder podcast we discussed the following:

    • Should you lease or buy your vehicle?
    • How are the new mortgage stress tests affecting Canadian real estate?
    • Home ownership is not required to build wealth, with a little discipline
    • Amazon's size is not unprecedented
    • Successfully investing in growth stocks is really hard
    • Consolidation in the Canadian asset management industry
    • Independence benefits wealth management clients
    • Are backend loads on mutual funds still a thing?
    • Fund companies pushing anti-evidence
    • Financial advice is about more than just the portfolio
    • We are still waiting for lower stock valuations, high inflation, and high interest rates
    • If you're not worried, you don't have a high expected return
    • Are we living in exceptionally uncertain times?
    • Small cap and value returns comes from rebalancing

    The stories we talked about:

    • Report on the Housing and Mortgage Market in Canada
    • Federal policies suppressing housing activity, creating a negative shift in sentiment for homebuyers, according to latest consumer report
    • Amazon's eating the world – and the stock market
    • Is Amazon Changing the World, and the Stock Market?
    • The Most Valuable Companies of All-Time
    • TD Bank becomes Canada's biggest money manager with $792-million deal to buy Greystone Managed Investments
    • Banning Embedded Commissions Would Not Have Fixed Financial Advice in Canada
    • Transforming Practices in the Wealth Business: A preliminary assessment of the June 2018 CSA reforms to the client-advisor relationship
    • Not So Predictable
    • In these uncertain times

    The charts we talked about:

    Source: Financial Market History: Reflections on the Past for Investors Today, CFA Institute

    Source: Visual Capitalist

    For more information or to contact Cameron and Ben, visit pwlcapital.com


    THE CHEAPEST ADVICE PROBABLY ISN'T THE BEST (EP.1) Aug 02, 2018
    Show notes

    In our first ever episode of the Rational Reminder podcast we discussed the following:

    • The purpose of the podcast
    • How we invest
    • DFA
    • Factor investing
    • Our worst investment ever
    • Tripling our money in JDS
    • Hedge funds still can't beat the market
    • CSA won't deploy a statutory best interest standard
    • The cheapest financial advice may not be the best
    • Is a financial advisor worth it?
    • Cost vs. complexity

    The stories we talked about:

    • Dave Butler Discusses Finance and Basketball
    • Hedge Funds Should Be Thriving Right Now. They Aren't.
    • 2017 NACUBO-COMMONFUND STUDY OF ENDOWMENTS
    • It just became clear we'll never see an investment industry where clients must come first
    • Why hiring an adviser who's offering low fees could be a terrible move for your finances
    • Podcast 18: Boots on the Ground with Rob Carrick
    • Millennial looking to start investing asks: Should I go with Wealthsimple?

    For more information or to contact Cameron and Ben, visit pwlcapital.com


    INDEXING IS HERE TO STAY (EP.2) Aug 02, 2018
    Show notes

    In Episode 2 of the Rational Reminder podcast we discussed the following:

    • The underperformance of value stocks
    • Are we in a Winner Take All market?
    • Facebook's crash
    • Global value performance
    • Canadian value premium at ~+5.5%
    • Rebalancing into the pain
    • Factor diversification
    • Having a philosophy and sticking with it
    • Index fund flows are slowing down in the US
    • Canadian active funds are still dominating passive ETFs
    • Markets are still efficient
    • Deciding to be an index investor takes work
    • Fewer highly skilled active managers make markets more efficient
    • Canadians might need to buy real estate to retire
    • Doctors were sold out by MD Management
    • Should you listen to the yield curve?
    • Michael Batnick's chart crimes
    • DFA's weights vs. the S&P 500 weights

    The stories we talked about:

    • Don't cry over underperforming US value stocks
    • O'Shaughnessy Quarterly Investor Letter Q2 2018
    • Index Funds Are Going to Be Just Fine
    • The growth of index investing has not made markets less efficient
    • People Aren't Dumb. The World Is Hard.
    • Many doctors feel "betrayed" by sale of MD Financial Management
    • Earth to investment advisers: You're blowing it with millennials
    • Arguing With the Yield Curve
    • Robot vs. human: When you should invest with robo advisors

    The charts we talked about:

    Image source: Michael Batnick

    For more information or to contact Cameron and Ben, visit pwlcapital.com


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