Are Canadians Safer From a Market Crash Than in 1987? (Part 2)

In the second half of their discussion marking the 39th anniversary of Black Monday, investor advocate Harold Geller and financial columnist Carlo Valle look at how the regulatory environment has evolved over the decades—and where it still falls short.

While legal precedents and suitability regulations have unequivocally progressed since 1987 to offer better consumer protection, Harold highlights a lingering danger: a long bull market can lull investors into a false sense of security. In this segment, he shares crucial advice on how to handle an active market crisis, the realities of portfolio recovery timelines, and why true risk management must happen before the storm hits.

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