William Chin, MBA
It seems to me that the U.S. and China are having more disagreements over protection of human rights, intellectual property and disputes over trade. When do you think a trade deal will come so investors like me can feel more at ease?
Funds William manages:
Caldwell Balanced Fund
Tactical Sovereign Bond Fund (formerly Caldwell Income Fund)
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William Chin, MBA
Portfolio Manager & Chief Technical Analyst
William Chin, Chief Technical Analyst for Caldwell Investment Management Ltd. (“Caldwell”), is the lead Portfolio Manager on the Tactical Sovereign Bond Fund and Portfolio Manager for the fixed income portion of the Caldwell Balanced Fund. He also advises fixed income portfolios for affiliate Caldwell Securities Ltd.’s separately managed account platform and contributes to the Caldwell Investment Management Ltd. team’s research, specializing in macro-economics, currency risk management and technical analysis. William is a member of Caldwell’s Investment Risk Committee.
William has over 35 years of international investment experience in the areas of portfolio, currency risk and treasury management. He began his career in the currency market, progressing to the role of treasury manager for a large international bank. He was first registered as a Portfolio Manager with the Ontario Securities Commission in 1999 and managed high net worth client portfolios on a discretionary basis prior to joining Caldwell.
William has an MBA in economics and international finance. He has been a volunteer and a board member for the Canadian Society of Technical Analysts since 2001 and is their former President (2012-2014).
William is a frequent speaker on macro analysis, monetary policy and technical analysis.
| 00:20 | That is a great question. There are indeed many aspects of the trade disputes and even more uncertainties over the future path of U.S. |
| 00:29 | China relations. However interest rates remain low and that is a great driving force for higher equity prices. We can all see the new highs in stock markets in the US and Canada. Now that is not to say stocks will go up forever. Prudent risk management is the key to long term success. It is important to seek professional advice for an overall investment strategy in financial planning. |