Fear of risk creating strange inversions
The flight from credit-related investments means the usual rules don’t apply
- By: Andrew Allentuck
- April 29, 2008 October 31, 2019
- 09:30
The flight from credit-related investments means the usual rules don’t apply
The caution of buyers and lenders may provide opportunities for options traders
But depressed share prices are creating some buying opportunities
Although it’s still early days for water-related technology companies, opportunities are increasing
Despite the comfort that some sectors offer, balance is always better
The price of oil has skyrocketed as it becomes a hedge against the falling U.S. dollar
Major players in Japan and Europe present interesting investment opportunities in this logistics subsector
Although U.S. households are seeing a destruction of wealth as home prices tumble, Canadian households are in good shape financially. This bodes well for continued…
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The U.S. got into the current slowdown/recession because consumers took advantage of low interest rates and used their homes as ATMs. Will they make the…
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Advisors must provide appropriate portfolio solutions for different types of clients during difficult periods
Despite the strength of the major international players, an Ottawa-based firm is one of the more intriguing plays
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