TORONTO, Sept. 16, 2026 – MoneyShow Newswire — Leading energy expert Anas Alhajji, chief investment officer Brian Belski, market strategist David Rosenberg, and economist Benjamin Tal will headline the 2026 MoneyShow Masters Symposium Toronto, taking place Sept. 24-25 at the MaRS Centre in Toronto’s MaRS Discovery District.
Hundreds of investors, active traders, financial professionals, and market enthusiasts are expected to gather for two days of in-depth education, market analysis, networking, and investment discovery as MoneyShow returns to Toronto with a new venue and a compelling program built around the theme “The Commodity Comeback.” The event will examine the forces reshaping Canadian and North American markets — from commodities, energy, and metals to stocks, ETFs, real estate, and alternative strategies.
“Canadian investors are facing a market environment unlike anything we’ve seen in years,” said Mike Larson, SVP/Editor-in-Chief at MoneyShow. “Canada is navigating major changes in trade relationships, while investors are confronting urgent questions about inflation, geopolitics, interest rates, and economic growth. At the same time, crude oil is soaring, key commodities like copper are rising, and the TSX is outperforming the S&P 500. Our experts will give attendees the insights, strategies, and recommendations they need to navigate uncertainty and capitalize on emerging opportunities.”
In addition to its headlining speakers, the program will feature workshops and panel discussions led by top Canadian financial voices, including Amber Kanwar, host of In the Money with Amber Kanwar; Peter Hodson, Editor of Canadian MoneySaver; Eric Nuttall, Partner and Senior Portfolio Manager at Ninepoint Partners; and Braden Dennis, Co-Founder and CEO of Fiscal.ai.
Sessions will cover ETFs, real estate, AI and technology, precious metals, commodities, alternative investments, options, and emerging opportunities across North American markets. Highlights include “AI Agents, Machine Learning, and Quantum Computing: Investing in the Next Computing Stack,” “The Biggest Energy Shock of Our Lifetimes — and What It Means for Canadian Energy Companies,” and “Why This Is the Best Time Ever to Be an ETF Investor.”
For investors and traders looking for deeper, more actionable education, MoneyShow Toronto will also offer MoneyMasters℠ Courses — two-hour, small-group working sessions designed to go beyond traditional conference lectures. Attendees can choose from courses including “The Asset Revesting Masterclass,” focused on market cycles, investor psychology, and capital preservation, as well as “How to Add Great Capital Compounding Stocks to Your Portfolio + Seven Great Stocks to BUY Today.”
The event’s capped-attendance format is designed to give attendees greater access to speakers, sponsors, and fellow investors, with opportunities for direct questions, networking, coffee and refreshment breaks, and conversations beyond the stage. Symposium sponsors include BMO Investments, Hotel Communication Network, LongPoint Asset Management, RBC iShares, and Qtrade.
For the complete agenda, speaker lineup, and registration information, visit https://toronto.moneyshow.com/.
To arrange on-site interviews or request press credentials, contact:
Mike Larson
SVP/Editor-in-Chief
MoneyShow
mlarson@moneyshow.com
941-955-0323
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MoneyShow's mission is to help individuals “Invest Smarter. Trade Wiser.” Each year, the privately held financial media company hosts a series of in-person conferences and virtual expos that attract more than 75,000 investors, traders, and financial advisors. Participants gather with many of the world's leading market experts to gain independent financial education, discover actionable investment ideas, and develop strategies for building and preserving long-term wealth. Currently celebrating its 45th year in operation, MoneyShow is headquartered in Sarasota, Florida.
