European funds hunt for gems in the market rubble
Many solid European firms have been hurt by the downturn and are now ripe for the picking
- By: Michael Ryval
- October 28, 2008 October 30, 2019
- 12:30
Many solid European firms have been hurt by the downturn and are now ripe for the picking
Balanced funds and other diversified products help clients weather volatility
The market crash puts a shine on funds that offer target-date investing with high-water mark guarantees
AGF Global Value fund has had a miserable time; less value-conscious Mackenzie Ivy Foreign Equity has done relatively well
New plan from EnerVest Diversifed Income Trust is designed to help existing unitholders
The market meltdown has hit preferred shares, but yields are relatively high and the sector is more attractive than usual
Unusual offering from Cymbria Corp. gives investors the opportunity to get a slice of the investment manager
TD Monthly Income Fund and its more modest payouts gets the nod over BMO’s Monthly Income Fund
IIROC should think hard about the costs and benefits of its proposed rule
Viewing and valuing employment as an asset and portfolio component
Short-sellers are being blamed for driving down shares of financial services stocks; managers say they’re being used as scapegoats
The prospect of increasing inflation is a big factor in the strength of gold prices, say managers of precious metals funds
Canadian bond markets have recovered in the past year, thanks to central banks responding to the credit crunch and actions such as the Federal Reserve…
Mutual Discovery Fund co-manager Anne Gudefin remains concerned about the impact of past corporate excesses
IIROC’s suggestions do not come close to addressing the issues
Golden Opportunities Fund and GrowthWorks Canadian Fund may have a rough ride in current volatile climate
Studies show investors’ herd mentality leads to weak returns
The tumultuous events of the past few weeks have clients thinking about liquidity and safe parking spots for cash
People want security because the market is so volatile, says AXA CEO Jean-Francois Blais
Sir John Templeton was a legendary stock-picker who was both knowledgeable and disciplined
Some fund managers are bullish; others more defensive, favouring well-established, “tall, dark, handsome and rich” companies
Expertly managed hedge fund of funds can be a stabilizing force in volatile markets