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Discussing the outlook for Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) with Howard J. Atkinson, President of Horizons ETFs

Tweet Executive Management Update: This post was mentioned in the Globe and Mail ETFs. They’re everywhere. It almost seems as if an ETF is launched everyday. At this rate, it’s no wonder that some are predicting ‘Exchange-traded funds may pass US$2-trillion in worldwide assets by 2011, up from just over US$1-trillion now‘. If you don’t own an ETF, [...]

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Update: This post was mentioned in the Globe and Mail ETFs. They’re everywhere. It almost seems as if an ETF is launched everyday. At this rate, it’s no wonder that some are predicting ‘Exchange-traded funds may pass US$2-trillion in worldwide assets by 2011, up from just over US$1-trillion now‘. If you don’t own an ETF, [...]

How To Think About The Economy With Noted Economist Paul Summerville

Tweet Economics Update: This post was included in the Carnival of Wealth #10 Biography: Paul Summerville is a Senior Fellow at the Centre for Global Studies at the University of Victoria, British Columbia. Paul has held senior positions as an economist, equity research director, and Asian regional head at several prominent global investment banks in Tokyo, Toronto, [...]

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Update: This post was included in the Carnival of Wealth #10 Biography: Paul Summerville is a Senior Fellow at the Centre for Global Studies at the University of Victoria, British Columbia. Paul has held senior positions as an economist, equity research director, and Asian regional head at several prominent global investment banks in Tokyo, Toronto, [...]

A Preview Of What You Learn In The Master of Financial Risk Management (MFRM) Program At SFU

Tweet Investing Professionals Any of you who’ve been contemplating a graduate degree in finance will likely have something to take away from this interview. The degree in question is the 12 month Master of Financial Risk Management (MFRM) program at Simon Fraser University. Not only will you hear from a recent graduate about the different courses and the [...]

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Any of you who’ve been contemplating a graduate degree in finance will likely have something to take away from this interview. The degree in question is the 12 month Master of Financial Risk Management (MFRM) program at Simon Fraser University. Not only will you hear from a recent graduate about the different courses and the [...]

Buy, Sell or Hold CriticalControl Solutions with Technology Analyst Steve Li of Industrial Alliance Securities

Tweet Equities Update: The post was included in the Festival of Stocks: October 25, 2010 Discovering a micro/small cap stock that delivers both profitability and growth while being cheap is a rarity. Today’s interview highlights one such stock in the technology sector in Canada. If any of you have ever heard of the company Computer Modelling Group [...]

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Update: The post was included in the Festival of Stocks: October 25, 2010 Discovering a micro/small cap stock that delivers both profitability and growth while being cheap is a rarity. Today’s interview highlights one such stock in the technology sector in Canada. If any of you have ever heard of the company Computer Modelling Group [...]

Balancing Risk Versus Reward Through Asset Allocation with Terry Vaughan Of Hottinger Asset Management Canada

Tweet Investing Professionals Update: The post was included in the The Wealth Builder Carnival Balancing risk versus return, isn’t that what managing a portfolio really boils down to? Whether you’re paying someone to actively manage your portfolio or if you’re managing it yourself, what you need to figure out is the amount of risk you can tolerate and [...]

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Update: The post was included in the The Wealth Builder Carnival Balancing risk versus return, isn’t that what managing a portfolio really boils down to? Whether you’re paying someone to actively manage your portfolio or if you’re managing it yourself, what you need to figure out is the amount of risk you can tolerate and [...]

Statistical Arbitrage Pairs Trading With Michael Kapler of SciVest Capital Management

Tweet Investing Professionals Update: The post was included in the 280th Carnival of Personal Finance Statistical Arbitrage Pairs Trading. That’s the topic of our interview today. While you may have heard of simple pairs trading which involves going long one security and going short another, it’s the statistical arbitrage aspect that you’ll be introduced to today. Our interviewee [...]

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Update: The post was included in the 280th Carnival of Personal Finance Statistical Arbitrage Pairs Trading. That’s the topic of our interview today. While you may have heard of simple pairs trading which involves going long one security and going short another, it’s the statistical arbitrage aspect that you’ll be introduced to today. Our interviewee [...]

Everything You Need To Know About Investing In A Private REIT [Alternative Investing]

Tweet Fixed Income Real Estate Investment Trusts or REITs as they’re often called come in two forms: public and private. Most investors are aware of public REITs as evidenced by the 19.4% year to date (as of Oct 12/10) increase in the iShares S&P TSX Capped REIT Index Fund, that is composed of REITs listed on the TSX. [...]

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Real Estate Investment Trusts or REITs as they’re often called come in two forms: public and private. Most investors are aware of public REITs as evidenced by the 19.4% year to date (as of Oct 12/10) increase in the iShares S&P TSX Capped REIT Index Fund, that is composed of REITs listed on the TSX. [...]

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