Bryan Borzykowski
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Past articles by Bryan:
The ultimate retirement planning guide for 2020
CNBC offers winning strategies from top financial experts to help you attain your retirement goals during uncertain times. → Read More
The ultimate retirement planning guide for 2022
CNBC offers winning strategies from top financial experts to help you attain your retirement goals during uncertain times. → Read More
What do recent stock market gains really mean?
While stocks are still down by about 20% since February 21, 2020, U.S. and Canadian equities have risen by about 25% since March 23. With COVID-19 still cutting its devastating path around the world, what does it mean—and what should investors do, if anything? → Read More
What kind of severance you are entitled to and how you can get more
Essentially, whether you're entitled to severance or not will depend on how you've been laid off. Those who are temporarily furloughed will not receive any severance, but may retain employee benefits. → Read More
This is how much to pay yourself if you run your own business
Determining your own pay when you are a business owner can be a sticky issue. Experts give tips on what entrepreneurs should do when it comes to choosing a salary and giving raises. → Read More
Will your portfolio get jacked with Peloton?
The fitness brand made $228 million in revenue in Q1—up from $112 million a year ago—and most analysts consider it a buy. But there are problems, too. → Read More
Is now the right time to invest in weed?
Cannabis stock has sunk and the companies behind them still aren’t profitable. Now the question is whether the bleeding has finally stopped. → Read More
Understanding the chatter around negative interest rates
It’s hard enough to understand how regular interest rates work, so to help make sense of things, we’ve put together this primer on below-zero rates. → Read More
Nixing Silicon Valley, US companies are now tapping Canada for tech talent
Facing a skills shortage and skyrocketing costs in Silicon Valley, more U.S. companies — such as Amazon, Google and Facebook — are going to Canada to tap tech talent and open satellite offices. → Read More
Colorado grows annual cannabis sales to $1 billion as other states struggle
Colorado residents are spending, on average, $280 on marijuana, the highest average in states where marijuana legalization has passed. The cannabis market has already delivered $1 billion in revenue to Colorado and a first-mover advantage over other states. → Read More
Are you a masochist for investing in Tesla?
Where Elon Musk goes, controversy follows. So why would anyone want to put money in the business? → Read More
The procrastinator’s guide to the RRSP deadline
Hoping to get your RRSP contribution in under the wire? Here are some things to keep in mind if you want to get the biggest bang for your buck. → Read More
Everything you need to know about inverted yields
Bond yields are inverting. Here's why that matters. → Read More
Canadian governments are bad investors
Governments don't make for great investors, though they have other motives than generating a return. → Read More
Forget the FAANGs for now
These tech stocks have taken a tumble. Is it time to sell? → Read More
Will a national regulator help investors?
More works needs to be done before investors can celebrate the creation of a single regulator → Read More
Pot stocks have a lot left to prove to investors about being a growth business
Cannabis companies Tilray, Canopy Growth and Aurora Cannabis all took big stock hits after earnings losses outweighed revenue growth. While demand is high, marijuana growers are struggling to increase supply, and long-term investors should be wary. → Read More
As rates rise, dividend stocks could suffer
Interest rate sensitive sectors tend to underperform when bond yields climb → Read More
Should you buy on the dip?
Most fund managers suggest buying more stock when the market falls. → Read More
What should investors make of Sears' demise?
Retail stocks have more problems than Amazon. → Read More