Theo Caldwell discusses government surveillance - CTV

Theo Caldwell discusses government surveillance - CTV

Theo Caldwell on the Michael Coren Show

CTS Television: September 7, 2010

Theo Caldwell on the Michael Coren Show

CTS Television: August 3, 2010

Theo Caldwell discusses Ashtiani and Other Issues

CTS Television: July 9, 2010

Theo Caldwell sticks up for Israel and Glenn Beck

CTSTV: June 4th 2010.

Theo Caldwell on the Michael Coren Show

CTSTV: April 16th 2010.

Theo Caldwell on the Budget

CTV: March 4th 2010.

Investment advisor and author of Finn the Half-Great, Theo Caldwell says he expects very little in the way of showstopping tax cuts or other significant moves in Thursday's budget. It could even be short and sweet and has likely already factored into the markets even before its release.

Theo Caldwell on Jobs Numbers, CTV News Channel

CTV: January 8th 2010.

Investment advisor and author of Finn the Half-Great, Theo Caldwell, discusses what the numbers indicate and why they aren't better. He also comments on why employers are reluctant to hire.

CTV News Channel: Theo Caldwell on the Dollar Dilemma

CTV: October 12th 2009.

Investment advisor Theo Caldwell says Canada needs its dollar to be lower than the $0.95 mark, because Canada is an exporting nation and needs its goods to be cheaper, and it could lead to job losses.

CTV News Channel: Theo Caldwell Manages Expectations

CTV: October 10th 2009.

While the budget watchdog is citing Ottawa for stingy reporting, the government is taking credit for better employment figures. Investment advisor Theo Caldwell suggest the numbers can be deceptive.

CTV News Channel: Theo Caldwell on the Prime Minister's Happy Thoughts

CTV: Sept 28th 2009.

Theo Caldwell on the Prime Minister's economic update; Harper was reminding Canadians that the country has weathered the economic storm reasonably well, as the Liberals push for an election.

CTV News Channel: Theo Caldwell on Folks Getting Richer

CTV: Sept 21st 2009.

Theo Caldwell explains what role household debt plays when it comes to the rise in Canadian net worth.

CTV News Channel: Theo Caldwell on the Global Village Block Party

CTV: Aug 17th 2009.

Theo Caldwell, of Caldwell Asset Management; Global markets tanked Monday after bad news about American consumer sentiment.

CTV News Channel: Theo Caldwell on the Inchoate Comeback

CTV: July 23rd 2009.

Theo Caldwell, of Caldwell Asset Management; An optimistic monetary report from the BoC is somewhat unexpected, but the key to the whole thing is the dollar, as the rising loonie could cause problems.

CTV News Channel: Theo Caldwell on Economic Recovery

CTV: July 21st 2009.

Theo Caldwell, of Caldwell Asset Management; The Bank of Canada offered a rosier, revised outlook on Tuesday, saying the economy is beginning to recover.

CTV News Channel: Theo Caldwell on the IMF, G8, Deficits and Stimulus

CTV: July 8th 2009.

Theo Caldwell, of Caldwell Asset Management, on the IMF's positive report - one of the few optimistic outlooks for the economy, as many G8 leaders believe trade should continue.

CTV News Channel: Theo Caldwell on Volatile Markets

CTV: June 23rd 2009.

Theo Caldwell, of Caldwell Asset Management, explains that many had speculated North American markets had gotten ahead of themselves, causing a big sell-off on Monday and sending commodity prices on roller coaster ride.

CTV News Channel: Theo Caldwell on Markets and the World Bank

CTV: June 22nd 2009.

With the Toronto stock market taking a tumble, a financial investor discusses what could be the reasoning behind the markets nosedive and whether or not Canadians are still concerned about the lagging economy.

CTV News Channel: Theo Caldwell on Household Debt

CTV: June 15th 2009.

The Bank of Canada reports that surging household debit is the greatest risk to the financial system, with level of debt-to-income reaching record of 140 per cent of disposable income.mistic.

CTV News Channel: Theo Caldwell on Jobs Numbers

CTV: June 5th 2009.

Ontarians in the manufacturing sector continue to bear the brunt of the job losses in the country, Caldwell said. In May, economic gains were actually made in other provinces and that's reason to be optimistic.