Episode 10 of 10
August 2, 2010
Mark’s job is to make money for investors - not to question how profits get generated. “It doesn’t matter to me what a company does.”
Bulls & Bears
As skittish markets respond to mixed signals from the global economy, bulls dance an uneasy tango with bears – and investors weigh gree...
Episode 9 of 10
Gotta minute?
“Networking is the invisible currency on Bay Street,” says Duncan. In the world of finance the age-old art of conversation is as impo...
Episode 8 of 10
Hot to trot
Devin is new to Bay Street - and the global meltdown has only wet his appetite for success. Retirement at forty?
Episode 7 of 10
Money never sleeps
The release of "Avatar" stokes the value of electronics-related stocks – and gets Mark musing about speculative greed.
Episode 6 of 10
The next green thing
As markets recover, Duncan monitors the green-tech sector. Could the ashes of the old economy offer fertile ground?
Episode 5 of 10
Sales in the sunset
Boating is more than a leisure activity for Mark – it’s a way of keeping business buoyant and clients onboard.
Episode 4 of 10
That sinking feeling
How low can it go? A seasoned Bay Street trader recalls the vertiginous experience of the 2008 meltdown.
Episode 3 of 10
When Bay Street gets blue
Duncan and Barbara enjoy the thrill of working on Bay Street – but admit that it’s been a tough year.
Episode 2 of 10
Call me responsible
Short-sighted greed in global markets sparked the 2008 meltdown – but Duncan prefers to see finance as a positive force.
Episode 1 of 10
Bay Street
Audacious or reckless - risk-taking is part of the game on Bay Street.
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