Episode 52 – What Oil Is Telling Us About Markets (April 2026)
There’s no shortage of factors driving markets right now. In this episode, Sarah Bull and Andrew Csumrik begin with oil, examining what it is truly signalling about today’s market environment, before unpacking the broader mix of forces at play, including ongoing volatility. The conversation reflects the reality investors are facing: a convergence of factors, where staying disciplined matters more than ever.
Your Host
Sarah Bull, FCSI®, CIM®
With over 25 years of experience in the financial industry, Sarah specializes in managing investment portfolios for high and ultra-high-net-worth individuals and advising them on the complexities associated with their wealth. Sarah is dedicated to helping her clients – both individuals and families – with the transition through different stages of their lives and helping them to manage risk and secure their legacies with solid investment decisions.
Andrew Csumrik, CFA®
Andrew Csumrik is a Senior Portfolio Manager and member of the KJH Portfolio Management Team. He is Co-Portfolio Manager of the KJH Fixed Income Fund, the KJH Income Opportunities Fund and the KJH Opportunities Fund.
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