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Shares of Google's parent company were down in pre-market trading after Alphabet posted a first-quarter revenue miss. The company is reporting slower growth after steadily expanding at 20 per cent or more in previous periods causing fears advertisers are shifting some spending to rivals. Barry Schwartz, chief investment officer and portfolio manager, joins Paul Bagnell to discuss.

Barry Schwartz, chief investment officer and portfolio manager, joins Paul Bagnell to break down the top stories we're tracking today.

Barry Schwartz, chief investment officer and portfolio manager, explains how investors do more harm to their portfolios when making adjustments to prepare for a recession, than an actual recession itself. He says you're much better off doing nothing because market corrections are often followed by bigger gains just six months later.

Barry Schwartz, chief Investment officer and portfolio manager, says Goldilocks has arrived: profits are growing, economic data is still strong and the Federal Reserve is on hold. He says it's a recipe for stocks to go higher. One sector he emphasizes for continued growth is technology.

Barry Schwartz, chief investment officer and portfolio manager at Baskin Wealth Management, says corporate profits and low interest rates will fuel further gains in stocks. He says investors are still too bearish on the markets and the Canadian and U.S. markets will see new highs