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Tag Archives: savings
Canadian Bank Stocks – Generous Yields and Growth
If you’re worried (as I am) that growth stocks (the tech and now healthcare stocks) are just ridiculously valued, then perhaps you should think about Canadian bank stocks as a potential cushion against a potential market correction. Let’s face it, … Continue reading
Will demographics worsen the debt crisis?
In prior postings, I’ve illustrated that a by-product of the financial mayhem in recent years has been shrinking employment in the financial services sector. It got me thinking – perhaps there’s more to it than just the single volcanic-like eruption ignited by the … Continue reading
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Your future: Work hard & earn less!
Unemployment is the dominant issue of the new millenium. I recall government leaders boasting that economic growth without job creation is simply the byproduct of rapid productivity growth…thanks to quantum leaps in technological innovation “we” get more for less. Indeed … Continue reading
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Global meltdown or “a pause for the cause?”
The good news, is that I continue to see regular (less frequent that 2 years ago for sure) predictions that the financial world is about to go into a meltdown along with Japanese nuclear reactors. Good news because if everyone were seeing the … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan, bonds, boom, buers, data, economy, europe, exhuberance, fund, global, Greenspan, interest, investors, irrational, Japan, mal, malvin, markets, maverick, meltdown, monetary, money, mutual, policy, rates, rotation, sales, saving, savings, seasonality, sector, sellers, spooner, stocks, tech
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