A busy Friday（September 26） GDP surprise: Canada’s July GDP grew 0.2%, beating expectations, with August flat. That points to a 0.7% annualized rebound in Q3 — meaning Canada may dodge a technical recession. Stronger growth supports banks and energy names but makes near-term rate cuts less urgent. Strikes bite: A nationwide Canada Post strike means more than late packages — rural towns and small businesses depend on it in ways UPS or FedEx don’t cover. For investors, that’s a double hit: higher labor costs ahead, plus pressure on retailers relying on timely deliveries Tariff shock: Trump announced a 100% tariff on pharmaceutical imports. While the move is seen as mostly political theater, TSX names like $Bausch Health Companies Inc (BHC.CA)$ $Bausch Health (BHC.US)$ could feel the pinch. Wall Street magnet: Fed data showed foreign investors lifted U.S. equity allocations to a record 32%.

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Hi Eric, in your video https://youtu.be/kmilnieq58k?si=x6NiFgAdzLBRR7sc, Day Trader vs Long Term investors (posted 4 years ago), you mentioned that day trading=employment income. My question is why employment income and not business income? Is that significant between employmentincome vs businessincome? @Eric Seto

- Looking ahead to October, investors will face a new earnings season for U.S. stocks, the Federal Reserve’s interest rate policy decision, and more - Looking ahead to November, the stock market is set to see a lot of ups and downs. Important events coming up include the jobs report, the U.S. elections, the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) report, and earnings announcements from big tech companies.