IFB88: How to Buy Canadian Stocks Guide and Rules with Braden Dennis

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Andrew:                              00:36                     All right, so we have Braden Dennis on from Stratosphere Investing.com, remember Braden have had. He’s basically Canada stocks expert, so I’ve had him on the show before. We had a good discussion about FANG stocks and some of the evaluations that he was seen with Canadian stocks at the time. We also had some listener questions about Canadian stocks that he was gracious enough to answer and we shared some of those on the podcast as well.



Andrew:                              01:04                     And
now, you know, we’re trying to a, make this episode as something where it can
be a complete star, the guy for some of someone who’s in Canada looking to
invest in Canadian stocks, looking to invest in the Canadian market and B, for
those listeners who aren’t Canadian, we’re going to dig in maybe at the end if
we have time. Uh, I definitely want to dig into at least a couple of Braden’s
buy and sell rules when it comes to buying stocks. I think there’s some good
discussion in there and a lot of it aligns with a lot of the things that I like
to teach and the things that I think people should look for when they’re buying
stocks. So that can definitely give insight for people kind of seeing different
ways that maybe people approach stocks and how it can be similar and how it can
be different. So Braden. Thanks for coming on today.











Braden:                                01:58                     Hey
Andrew. Yeah, no, it’s a pleasure to be here. It’s been quite, quite a ride
since I started investing and reach out to you several years back now and uh,
yeah, no, I do feel like things have come so far and I’m going to continue to