by Uncommon Sense Investor | May 12, 2021 | Canada, Disruption, Feature, Interviews, Investing, Podcast, Stocks, Technology, United States
Mark Bunting talks with Frank Holmes, interim CEO and Executive Chairman of HIVE Blockchain Technologies (TSXV:HIVE), in a wide-ranging discussion for Green Shoe Media Group, about : Ethereum and decentralized finance Hive’s $25 million deal with DeFi (NEO:DEFI)...
by Mark Bunting | Apr 18, 2021 | Blogs, Disruption, Investing, Media, Podcast, Stocks, Technology, United States
We’re gearing up for our live Crypto Show this Wednesday, April, 21 at 2pm EST. We’ll be examining investment opportunities in cryptocurrency and blockchain with five prominent executives from five companies in various areas of the sector. Click here to...
by Mark Bunting | Jan 15, 2021 | Big Picture, Financial Planning, Interviews, Investing, Media, Podcast, Stocks, Videos
Imagine putting, say, 10 stocks that you’ve researched and feel comfortable with into a virtual coffee can for 10 years. What would happen? Some of the stocks would likely have modest gains, some would flame out, and at least one or more would return 100-fold....
by Mark Bunting | Jan 9, 2021 | Big Picture, Interviews, Investing, Media, Podcast, Stocks, Technology, Videos
Dave Barr’s ability to uncover high quality companies with accelerating growth at an inflection point in their trajectory is impressive. The President, CEO and Portfolio Manager at PenderFund Capital Management led his Small Cap Opportunities Fund to a...
by Mark Bunting | Nov 22, 2020 | Blogs, Canada, Disruption, Investing, Media, Podcast, Stocks, Technology
Keith McCullough would be the first to tell you he’s a polarizing figure. But he doesn’t care. Since 2008, the Canadian-born founder and CEO of Hedgeye has been on a mission to deliver “hedge fund quality research to everyday investors.” The...
by Uncommon Sense Investor | Nov 22, 2020 | Big Picture, Blogs, Disruption, E-Commerce, Investing, Media, Podcast, Stocks, Technology, United States
We know the U.S. government is investigating big technology companies for their market dominance and possible monopolistic behaviour. But which markets and are these companies really monopolies? Does Amazon have 40% market share or 10%? Does Apple have 15% or 80%?...
