In the Money with Amber Kanwar

The best opportunities in the market might be the ones no one is paying attention to — and that’s exactly where microcap investor Mathieu Martin is looking.
On this episode of In the Money with Amber Kanwar, Amber sits down with Mathieu Martin, Portfolio Manager for the Rivemont MicroCap Fund, to break down one of the most underfollowed — and potentially most lucrative — corners of the market. Martin explains why microcaps, often ignored by institutions and analysts, offer a unique edge for investors willing to do the work. Drawing on his unconventional path from poker to portfolio management, he shares how he identifies high-conviction ideas, builds deep fundamental insight, and finds companies that can grow from under $100 million to multi-billion dollar success stories. He also walks through the mindset required to handle volatility, why liquidity cycles matter more than fundamentals in the short term, and how improving conditions could set the stage for a new wave of microcap outperformance.
In the Mailbag, Martin weighs in on some of the most intriguing small-cap names investors are watching right now. He revisits the remarkable run of Kraken Robotics (PNG.TO), explaining why he’s trimmed but still holds a small position, breaks down the risks and rapid growth behind Hydreight Technologies (NURS), and outlines both the opportunity and recent “yellow flags” surrounding Kits Eyecare (KITS.TO). He also discusses ADF Group (DRX.TO) and its potential to benefit from Canadian infrastructure spending despite tariff headwinds, shares his cautious take on Poet Technologies (POET) amid a short squeeze, and gives his outlook on Cineplex (CGX.TO) as the box office recovery gains momentum.
In Pro Picks, Martin leans into one of his highest-conviction — and most controversial — themes: cannabis microcaps. After a brutal industry shakeout that saw widespread bankruptcies, he believes a new class of profitable, fast-growing players is emerging. He highlights Cannara Biotech (LOVE.TO) as a standout, pointing to its low-cost production, dominant Quebec market share, and strong growth trajectory. He also makes the case for Auxly Cannabis (XLY.TO), a turnaround story with improving margins, strong brands like Back Forty, and backing from strategic investor Imperial Brands. Beyond cannabis, he rounds out his picks with D-BOX Technologies (DBO.TO) as a unique way to play the movie theatre recovery through high-margin royalty revenue.
Timestamps
00:00 Trailer
02:20 Intro
04:50 From poker to micro caps
07:30 What’s the winning formula? 
10:00 Investment process: Example: Kraken Robotics
14:10 Is volatility expected in the micro cap market?
17:10 Microcap commodities 
19:40 ITM Mailbag: Kraken Robotics (PNG) 
20:55 Hydreight Technologies (NURS) 
22:50 KITS eyecare (KITS)
30:10 ADF Group (DRX)
34:30 Poet Technologies (POET) 
38:20 Microcap SaaS stocks 
39:50 Cineplex (CGX) 
42:00 Mathieu’s Pro Picks, focus on marijuana stocks (DBO, LOVE, XLY)
58:15 ETF Minute: CI’s New Asset Allocation ETFs Add a “Plus” to the Classic Portfolio

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If you can’t beat them, join them. That’s the mindset Marc Robinson brings to small cap investing right now. The Managing Director at FAX Capital makes the case that the traditional small cap playbook is broken—capital is leaving public markets, private equity is stepping in, and more companies are choosing to go private. His solution: blend public and private investing, take concentrated positions, and actively push for outcomes. He explains how his 70/30 strategy works, why active ownership is critical in Canada’s inefficient small cap market, and how investors can capture a “second bite of the apple” when companies get taken private. Along the way, he breaks down the growing disconnect between public and private valuations—and why that gap is creating opportunity.
In the mailbag, Robinson walks through a series of high-interest small cap names and activist situations, including Calian Group (CGY.TO), Black Diamond Group (BDI.TO), Ag Growth International (AFN.TO), Information Services Corp (ISV.TO), Dye & Durham (DND.TO), WELL Health Technologies (WELL.TO), and cannabis names like Auxly Cannabis Group (XLY.TO) and Cannara Biotech (LOVE.TO). He explains where activism can actually create value—and where it can’t—why some of these “hairy” stories are best avoided, and where he’s seeing real catalysts tied to themes like defense spending, “Build Canada,” and a potential recovery in agriculture.
In Pro Picks, Robinson focuses on higher-quality opportunities with clearer paths to value creation. He highlights D2L (DTOL.TO) as a misunderstood, mission-critical software platform with strong growth and potential upside from improving sentiment (and the company received a takeover offer just a day after his recommendation!) . He also points to Premium Brands Holdings (PBH.TO), arguing the payoff from years of heavy investment is finally coming, setting up a meaningful earnings inflection. Finally, he shares a private market opportunity through FAX Capital’s strategy—NextGen Healthcare Suppliers (private)—a fast-growing IVF supply business benefiting from powerful demographic tailwinds and global demand growth.
This episode is a deep dive into how the smartest small cap investors are adapting—and where the next wave of opportunity may come from.
Timestamps
00:00 Trailer 
02:25 Intro 
04:25 Robinson’s career trajectory and what makes him tick as a small-cap manager 
10:00 Sell-side vs. Buy-side 
11:35 A public-private fund 
14:50 Exposure in private - private credit is a swear word right now, but there are opportunities 
17:20 The market dynamic for small-caps 
20:50 Going public vs. going private 
25:20 Private opportunities and the FAX approach 
27:00 ITM Mailbag: Calian Group stock (CGY)
33:00 Ag growth stock (AFN)
37:40 Information Services stock (ISC)
42:40 Dye & Durham (DND) 
45:15 WELL Health Technologies (WELL)
48:40 Pot stocks 
53:30 Marc’s Pro Picks (DTOL, PBH, Nexpring Health (private)) 
1:11:20 ETF Minute: Vanguard’s Asset Allocation ETFs 
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The investing playbook may be changing—and Tyler Rosenlicht, Portfolio Manager, Global Infrastructure at Cohen & Steers, says investors need to be ready. In this episode of In the Money with Amber Kanwar, Rosenlicht makes the case that we’re moving from an era of abundance to an era of scarcity—where inflation is higher, more volatile, and driven by structural shifts like deglobalization, supply chain reshoring, and rising geopolitical risk. He explains why real assets—like infrastructure, natural resources, and commodities—could play a much bigger role in portfolios, and why now may be the time to move to the higher end of allocation ranges.
Rosenlicht breaks down how this new regime changes everything—from how we think about inflation protection to why traditional portfolios may struggle. He walks through the case for energy, why oil should be viewed as a long-term “perpetuity” rather than a declining asset, and how underinvestment and supply constraints are setting up opportunities across commodities like copper, uranium, and gold. He also explains why infrastructure—from pipelines to data centers to power generation—offers a rare combination of stability, inflation protection, and growth, especially as electricity demand surges.
In the mailbag, Rosenlicht answers your questions on real asset names, including why he prefers oil sands producers like Suncor Energy (SU.TO) and Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ.TO) over U.S. shale, how integrated models compare to pure producers, and where refiners like Valero Energy (VLO) fit in today’s market. He also weighs in on pipeline giant TC Energy (TRP.TO), the outlook for nuclear through Cameco (CCO.TO), utility plays like TransAlta (TA.TO), and what consolidation could mean for rail stocks like Norfolk Southern (NSC).
In Pro Picks, Rosenlicht highlights three high-conviction ideas tied to the real asset boom. He names MasTec (MTZ) as a “picks and shovels” play on the massive buildout of power, pipelines, and electrification. He also likes ConocoPhillips (COP) for its long-life resource base and ability to generate growing free cash flow as the cycle evolves. And for a higher-risk, higher-reward idea, he points to Tamboran Resources (TBN), a small-cap name with potential exposure to a new shale basin in Australia.
If the next decade is defined by inflation, scarcity, and a need for real-world inputs, this conversation lays out exactly how investors can position for it.
Timestamps
00:00 Trailer
02:20 Intro
03:25 Tyler’s approach to real asset investments
07:30 The next 20 years will be very different than the last 20 years
09:30 Have we passed peak uncertainty with respect to Iran? 
13:00 We’ll remain in an environment where inflation remains elevated 
18:00 Why the pullback in energy stocks since the war broke out?
20:25 Why are investors shrugging off inflation? Is that a disconnect? 
22:05 Where does gold factor in? 
24:45 ITM Mailbag: Suncor stock (SU)
29:30 Valery Energy stock (VLO)
30:30 TC Energy stock (TRP)
34:35 Cameco stock (CCO)
41:50 TransAlta stock (TA) 
45:45 Norfolk Southern (NSC)
48:00 Tyler’s Pro Picks (MTZ, COP, TBN)
58:00 ETF Minute: BMO’s ETF Line-Up

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In the Money delivers expert stock picks, actionable ideas, and timely money management tips. Hosted by business journalist Amber Kanwar, each episode features interviews with top portfolio managers who suggest ways to achieve good returns. Covering everything from ETFs and Canadian stocks to global investing trends, dividend strategies, and risk management, this show is made for DIY investors, stock market enthusiasts, and anyone looking to sharpen their financial strategy.
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John Zechner has seen this movie before — and when everyone’s on the same side of the trade, he starts looking the other way.
The Chairman & Founder of J. Zechner Associates joins Amber Kanwar to break down how he’s positioning his portfolio in a market driven by noise, geopolitics, and crowded trades. From calling the recent energy shock a potential “9/11-type” shift in investor psychology to arguing that markets are still mispricing long-term risks, Zechner lays out why being contrarian today could pay off tomorrow.
He explains why he’s adding selectively to oil while staying disciplined on position sizing, why gold still has a strong long-term case despite recent volatility, and why Canada could benefit from a renewed focus on energy security. At the same time, he’s taking the other side of the AI trade—rotating out of semiconductors and into beaten-down software names like Adobe (ADBE), Salesforce (CRM), and Shopify (SHOP), where valuations have reset and expectations are low. He also shares why he’s avoiding private equity and bank stocks for now, pointing to lingering risks that the market may be underestimating.
In the mailbag, Zechner weighs in on Fairfax Financial (FFH.TO), Cameco (CCJ), the Canadian telecom sector, his favourite Canadian utilities, and WSP Global (WSP.TO). He cautions against paying a premium for Fairfax’s investment track record, says Cameco remains a strong uranium franchise but an expensive one, and argues there is emerging value in parts of telecom even as he warns Telus (T.TO) may need to cut its dividend. He also highlights select Canadian utilities for their defensive appeal and discusses how to think about WSP Global as a quality name in a market where investors may need to look beyond the obvious winners.
In Pro Picks, Zechner first revisits his past picks: Cenovus Energy (CVE), Maple Leaf Foods (MFI.TO), and Uber (UBER). He then gets into his current top ideas: Premium Brands (PBH.TO), Oracle (ORCL), and the Sprott Physical Uranium Trust (U.U / SRUUF). Together, the picks reflect the broader message of the interview: the best contrarian opportunities may be in quality names where sentiment is still skeptical, valuations are more reasonable, and consensus is no longer as reliable as it once seemed.
Timestamps
00:00 Trailer
02:40 Intro 
05:40 What is John doing in the portfolio? 
07:40 The energy question? What happens after the war? 
11:00 Why aren’t we seeing a rip your face of rally in energy stocks? 
15:00 Why John thinks the fundamental story in gold is still in tact and what he’s buying 
19:50 Has the tech sector suffered enough? Why John is snapping up software names 
27:00 John says private equity/credit problems are far from over 
30:50 John has almost no banks exposure 
34:55 ITM Mailbag: Fairfax Financial stock (FFH) 
37:25 Cameco stock (CCO) 
38:40 Canadian telcos 
43:00 Canadian Utilities, Capital Power stock (CPX) 
47:00 WSP Global stock & infrastructure (WSP, ATRL) 
49:40 John’s Pro Picks (Past: CVE, MFI, UBER, PBH, ORCL, U.U)

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In the Money delivers expert stock picks, actionable ideas, and timely money management tips. Hosted by business journalist Amber Kanwar, each episode features interviews with top portfolio managers who suggest ways to achieve good returns. Covering everything from ETFs and Canadian stocks to global investing trends, dividend strategies, and risk management, this show is made for DIY investors, stock market enthusiasts, and anyone looking to sharpen their financial strategy.

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Bullish Brian Belski is back—and yes, he’s still bullish.
In this episode of In the Money with Amber Kanwar, the CEO & Chief Investment Officer of Humilis Investment Strategies—fresh off launching his own firm—explains why he still believes the U.S. is the best stock market in the world, with Canada a close second. Belski makes the case for an earnings-driven market where stock picking, discipline, and long-term thinking matter more than macro noise. He also explains why he’s underweight the MAG 7, why  U.S. banks look unfairly punished, why risks are building in private equity and private credit, and why that could create a major opportunity in small- and mid-cap stocks.
He also addresses gold, saying while the rally has been impressive, he is neutral rather than overweight. His view: when gold’s performance gets this stretched, history suggests it tends to underperform in the years ahead—so investors should be cautious about chasing it here.
In the mailbag, Belski breaks down Lululemon (LULU) as a former growth name now shifting into value, while explaining why he exited Nike (NKE). He also discusses agriculture and industrial exposure through Deere & Company (DE), Caterpillar (CAT) and AGCO (AGCO), along with housing via KB Home (KBH). He also weighs in on airlines including Delta Air Lines (DAL). On the Canadian side, he highlights TELUS (T.TO) as his preferred telecom name, pointing to its relative positioning within the group and long-term stability, while also calling out Canadian consumer strength—including why he loves Aritzia (ATZ.TO) as a long-term growth story.
In Pro Picks, Belski sticks with high-quality, proven winners. He highlights Costco (COST) as a core long-term compounder, Alphabet (GOOGL) for its dominant platform and AI exposure, and Apple (AAPL) as a name to lean into when sentiment weakens. He also adds Spotify (SPOT) as a bonus idea.
If you think this bull market is over, Belski says you’re missing the bigger opportunity.
Timestamps
00:00 Trailer 
01:25 Intro 
03:20 Brian Belski returns, this time after launching his own shop
08:00 Brian’s investing approach at Humilis 
10:00 Belski is still bullish, isn’t changing anything  
13:30 Brian says the U.S. is the best stock market in the world, Canada is #2
16:10 Why Brian is underweight the Mag7 and what he’s buying 
21:30 Brian is very negative private equity & credit
27:00 An earnings driven markets
29:20 Why Brian on gold and energy & Tesla
34:00 ITM Mailbag: Lululemon stock (LULU)
36:50 Agriculture stocks (CAT, DE, AGCO) 
38:35 Telus & other telcos (T)
40:20 Aritzia (ATZ)
43:00 Delta Air Lines (DAL)
45:30 KB Home (KBH) 
49:30 Brian’s Pro Picks (COST, GOOGL, AAPL)

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In the Money delivers expert stock picks, actionable ideas, and timely money management tips. Hosted by business journalist Amber Kanwar, each episode features interviews with top portfolio managers who suggest ways to achieve good returns. Covering everything from ETFs and Canadian stocks to global investing trends, dividend strategies, and risk management, this show is made for DIY investors, stock market enthusiasts, and anyone looking to sharpen their financial strategy.

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