Market volatility creates opportunity
More market volatility means more potentially profitable options strategies
- By: Richard Croft
- August 4, 2006 October 31, 2019
- 15:10
More market volatility means more potentially profitable options strategies
This duo will be have no problem achieving their goals, but they must decide how they would like to invest their assets
Flush with cash, Canada becomes a major lender to the world
Now is the time to consider some water-related investments
Attracting young consumers through fashionable products and high-profile athletic sponsorships is critical to success
Commodity-linked bonds are certainly a fashion for the times, but which of these investments can best serve clients?
Contrary to popular belief, option buyers don’t have to lose for option writers to win
Rate increases will be needed to tame surging inflation
Developing countries are wreaking havoc on resources company stocks after rewriting taxation laws and nationalizing projects
But when equity markets start to take a downturn, bonds will shine even if they have generated small short-term losses
Commodity price meltdown could stun stocks
But a glut of production starting in 2008 could substantially depress the price of the base metal
But couple may be underestimating the cost of two homes and an active lifestyle
As valuations climb, uptrends appear uncertain
The VIX is an appealing asset class, but its unique characteristics impact the way options are valued
But for speculators betting on a downturn in interest rates, long bonds are appealing
Biggest challenge is hiring high-quality people to sustain the brands
Next-generation enterprise telephony market has emerged — and a few players offer investment opportunities
The South American giant is finally living up to the motto on its flag
As is, this young couple will have more than enough for their retirement years
Current market complacency makes this an ideal time to buy protective puts
But will this leveraged bond fund be an aggressive speculation or an efficient hedge?
U.S. small-cap and Canadian large-cap successes point to lack of homogeneity between the two markets
The Taliban’s spring insurgency will test Canada’s commitment to the mission in Afghanistan
Demand from China, combined with a lack of exploration and qualified personnel, have created a shortage of the base metal