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Canadian Stock Market earning a gold medal also?

Posted on February 24, 2014 by Mal Spooner

One rule of thumb that works is ‘follow the smart money.’ Based on the most recent data I’ve seen: In the three months to November, $20.4 bln flowed into equities, the fifth largest 3-month total on record, lifting year-to-date total … Continue reading →

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Why Europe needs America!

Posted on November 29, 2011 by Mal Spooner

Being in a country like Canada, and being in the investment management business a very long time helps one have a broader perspective. In my experience (thirty years) global economic cycles tend to follow a pattern out of slumps: US … Continue reading →