The Prittie Perspective

We provide client communication touch points that provides many valued added features and benefits such as  economic and market updates, quarterly newsletters and mature client oriented publications.

Valuations Matter: Discipline During an AI-Fueled Market

By Adam Prittie | 7 July 2026

In the modern market, there is an increasing number of headlines pertaining to the next big stock, and with Artificial Intelligence being developed at an increasingly rapid pace, companies related to this economic sector are catching the most attention. If I asked you to tell me the name of a GPU or memory producer, I am sure a few would come to mind, and some of them have likely increased significantly in market value, seemingly overnight. Many of these companies strive to build the best product, bring it to market, and be the premier name in supplying AI datacentres as well as consumer and enterprise solutions.

Tensions Flared, but Resilience Prevailed

By Alexander McCallum | 7 July 2026

The second quarter of 2026 tested investors’ resolve before rewarding their patience. What began under the shadow of escalating conflict in the Middle East (and the energy shock that accompanied it) ended with major equity indices at or near record highs. A sharp drawdown in April, driven by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and a surge in oil prices gave way to a remarkable recovery. This led to markets recouping their losses in a matter of weeks and pressing higher through May and June. Once again, the quarter reminded us that disciplined investors are often rewarded for looking past the headlines.

Understanding Your RESP: Options, Withdrawals, and Flexibility

By Clement Leung | 7 July 2026

My child is looking to pursue post secondary education… or have decided not to! What can I do about my RESP? Although this might run counter to schools being just out for the summer, I thought I would take the opportunity to get a headstart for the fall semester and talk about the government’s RESP (Registered Educations Savings Plan) Program. So, what is the RESP and how does it work? The RESP is a government-supported savings program designed to help parents, grandparents and other caregivers save and take advantage of compound growth by investing for future education costs while benefiting from government grants (CESG).

Did You Know? Cybersecurity Strategies for Staying Safe in the Age of AI

By Anka Molon | 7 July 2026

At Prittie Private Wealth, we believe that protecting your financial well-being extends beyond your investment portfolio. In today’s increasingly digital world, cybersecurity and online awareness are important parts of protecting your personal information, your identity, and your overall peace of mind.
On May 26, we were pleased to host our seminar, Staying Safe and Thriving in the Age of AI: Cybersecurity Strategies for the Modern World, featuring guest speaker Sergey Poltev. Sergey shared practical insights on how artificial intelligence is changing the digital landscape, including the opportunities it creates and the risks individuals and families should be aware of.

The Admin Corner: The Client Request Process – EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer) & Wire Requests

By Natalie Nunn | 7 July 2026

At Prittie Private Wealth, our goal is to ensure that Electronic Funds Transfers (EFTs) and Wire Orders are initiated, executed, and approved securely and efficiently—while meeting your needs. Whether you’re purchasing a new vehicle or making another important purchase, we want to ensure you receive your funds on time. To help avoid delays in processing, please take note of the following procedures:

Before You Sign: The Condo Buying Checklist

By Mike Bohte | 7 July 2026

Thinking of buying a condo, townhouse or other strata-based home? There’s plenty to think about, from reserve funds to house rules to joining the board. Here are the crucial considerations before you sign on the dotted line.

Opportunities Amongst a Rollercoaster of International Diplomacy

By Adam Prittie | 2 April 2026

In this newsletter, I want to provide you with a deep dive into the markets, global events, and the impacts they have had on markets and your portfolio over recent months.

Safe Havens, Shifting Sentiment, and Staying the Course

By Alexander McCallum | 2 April 2026

The first quarter of 2026 was shaped by a familiar mix of geopolitical tension and shifting investor sentiment. The conflict involving Iran introduced fresh uncertainty into global markets, and while Canadian equities held up reasonably well, U.S. stocks pulled back meaningfully. Beneath the surface, we saw investors move toward safer…

Did You Know? Our Team is Growing

By Anka Molon | 2 April 2026

At Prittie Private Wealth, delivering a high level of personalized service has always been at the core of what we do. As our client relationships continue to grow and evolve, so does our team—ensuring we can continue to meet your needs with the same care, responsiveness, and attention to detail you expect.

Why a Large Tax Refund May Be Costing You Money

By Clement Leung | 2 April 2026

Most (if not all) of us would be thrilled to see a big tax return. Who doesn’t want money back each spring? However, you might want to rethink that in some instances as a sizeable tax return could be doing you a disservice. You may be asking yourself how this could be, and a common example is your employer may be withholding more than the ideal amount of tax at source.

The Admin Corner: The Client Request Process – EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer) & Wire Requests

By Natalie Nunn | 2 April 2026

At Prittie Private Wealth, our primary goal is to ensure that Electronic Funds Transfers (EFTs) and Wire Orders are initiated, executed, and approved securely and efficiently—while meeting your needs. Whether you’re purchasing a new vehicle or making another important purchase, we want to ensure you receive your funds on time.

Navigating Opportunity with Prudence and Purpose

By Adam Prittie | 6 January 2026

As we step into 2026 together, I want to extend my warmest wishes for a year of meaningful experiences, good health, and personal achievement. Each new year brings with it a blend of optimism and uncertainty, and 2026 is no different. What distinguishes successful outcomes for long-term investors is not prediction, but preparation grounded in disciplined planning, diversified strategy, and a clear understanding of the evolving market landscape. As we saw in 2025, the investment landscape can be volatile, and it can change quickly from day to day, but the long-term outlook remains the same: a steady upwards march when holding proven, high-quality assets in a well-diversified portfolio designed for your objectives.