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Black Hole Economics: Why the Rich Are Getting Richer and You Are Getting Poorer

Released on Wednesday, September 30, 2020•MARKETS

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Ross Healy, chairman and CEO of Strategic Analysis Corporation (SAC) is one of Canada's most prolific investment industry experts with over 55 years in the investment industry as an investment counsel and in fundamental research. He contributes investment analysis to print, radio, and television media, and has been appearing regularly on BNN Bloomberg for the past 20 years, and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC). During this presentation, Mr. Healy will discuss why interest rates are so low, why the economy has grown so slowly in the past 10 years, and why there is so much political frustration, especially in the US. He will also discuss why gold is on the move and why inflation has been so low (so far). Attend this session and take advantage of this valuable opportunity to ask Ross Healy your most timely investment questions!

Ross Healy

Strategic Analysis Corporation, Chairman and CEO

Ross Healy, chairman and CEO of Strategic Analysis Corporation (SAC), began his investment industry career more than five decades ago as a securities analyst for Midland Osler Securities. Mr. Healy was also co-founder of Sceptre Investment council, a leading Canadian money manager. He went on to become director of research at Merrill Lynch Canada, and during this time provided support to Dr. Verne Atrill, the late theorist who decoded the mathematics underlying the Theory of Accounting Dynamics, upon which the SAC methodology is based. When Merrill Lynch ceased its Canadian business operations, Mr. Healy joined SAC as chairman and CEO. He is a past president of the Toronto Society of Financial Analysts and served on the board of the Financial Analysts Federation (now the Association for Investment Management and Research) as chair of the Financial Analysts Journal. Mr. Healy also served on the Financial Disclosure Advisory Board of the Ontario Securities Commission from 1983 to 1989, chairing the Investment Committee, and was a member of the Executive Committee of Trinity College, University of Toronto. He continues to contribute investment analysis to print, radio, and television media, and appears regularly on BNN and CBC.