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The American 250th anniversary marks a new declaration. In his June , James Thorne explores America’s rebirth—and why investors are not seeing the last gasp of U.S. exceptionalism: https://ow.ly/HyMm50Z6fqP

June Market Insights: America at 250 - Wellington-Altus America reaches its 250th anniversary not as a fallen hegemon, but as the dominant centre of global hard power, monetary power, and frontier innovation. It still sits astride the world’s resource base through energy, agriculture, and continental depth; it still issues the reserve currency at the c...

Nearly half of prospective home buyers see recreational properties as a backdoor into the housing market as affordability pressures reshape how Canadians think about building wealth. Learn more about this shift in real estate wealth-building. https://ow.ly/qASp50Z5JER

Many Canadian couples are prioritizing home equity over traditional wedding celebrations, with most considering monetary contributions for down payments instead of gifts. Here's how this trend reflects growing affordability concerns. https://ow.ly/TARg50Z4eo3

Most advisors understand the value of "centres of influence." It goes beyond casual networking and focuses on professionalism and clear communication. Here's how advisors can foster trust and encourage consistent referrals from key professionals.

5 steps to building better centres of influence | Advisor.ca Advisors need a more disciplined approach to professional referrals

James Thorne recently joined BNN Bloomberg to discuss the markets, including which companies remain well-positioned amid global energy security concerns, AI-related infrastructure demand, and commodity prices. Watch his full segment below.

- BNN Bloomberg Jim Thorne, chief market strategist at Wellington-Altus Private Wealth, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss the markets and earnings season results.

The struggle for control in the Strait of Hormuz is reshaping global energy dynamics. James Thorne highlights its strategic importance and the implications for oil markets and international relations in National Review: https://ow.ly/YJb950YUZii

The intergenerational wealth transfer landscape is shifting as fewer Canadians are expecting to inherit wealth. Experts share four new learnings based on estate planning data and three actions advisors can take to support their clients.

4 new learnings on the intergenerational wealth transfer | Advisor.ca Advisors play an important facilitator role with clients and their families