Long term investing sounds simple until the market throws fear,
noise, bubbles, tariffs, and headlines at you. On this episode of
In the Money with Amber Kanwar, Amber sits down with Winnie Go,
Senior Wealth Advisor & Portfolio Manager with Scotia Wealth
Management, for a grounded, battle-tested conversation shaped by
her 30 years in the markets.
Winnie breaks down why high-quality companies, discipline, and
diversification—not hype—are what actually build wealth over
decades. She explains how she navigated the fear of 2008, what
today’s bubble chatter gets wrong, why tech and gold can rally
together in this strange new market, and why selling too early is
one of the most common investor mistakes.
They dig into what’s working now: earnings growth, overlooked
sectors like healthcare, the steady strength of Canadian
dividends, and why “boring” names in financials and utilities
often win the long game. She also shares what she avoids
completely and how investor behavior has shifted—especially for
women—over the course of her career.
The Scotiabank Women Initiative is committed to helping women
grow their businesses, advance their careers and invest in their
futures, so they can succeed on their own terms. For more
information check out:
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Timestamps
00:00 Show intro
01:00 Winnie’s investment philosophy
02:30 Why you need to stay tried and true
03:30 It’s always something, stay invested
05:30 What did Winnie learn from the GFC?
06:30 What about bubbles?
07:30 Tech rallying alongside gold
08:30 Tech & diversification
10:00 Canada vs. U.S.
11:50 Earnings growth & dividend increases
12:20 What does Winnie like right now?
13:35 What is Winnie avoiding?
14:20 The importance of bringing women into the
conversation
Sponsors
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grow their businesses, advance their careers and invest in their
futures, so they can succeed on their own terms. For more check
out: https://www.scotiabank.com/women-initiative/ca/en.html
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