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The Rational Reminder Podcast · 2025-06-26 · 49 min · 9,693 words

Episode 363 - The (Underappreciated) Risk of Individual Stocks

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This is the Rational Reminder Podcast, a weekly reality check on sensible investing and financial decision making from two Canadians. We're hosted by me, Benjamin Felix, Chief Investment Officer at PWL Capital, and Cameron Passmore, CEO at PWL Capital. Welcome to episode 363. Great to be back on. Great to see you, Ben.

Great topic today. Great to see you too. It's a rare week where we've seen each other twice in person. in person and you had a chance to get back to your home studio, but it is nice. We had a great day here in the office actually to have lots of people in.

So Tessa was in, your sister, which is always fun, and lots of other people. Yeah, it was good. We tried to do a weekly breakfast, but the breakfast place we would go to shut down, unannounced to us. bit of travel and stuff, so we finally got back to it today at a local diner. So fun to get that tradition back and seeing people again, which is good.

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