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Fund	% Chg
RBC Premium Money Market	--
Investors Dividend-A	0.68
TD Canadian Bond	-0.15
RBC Balanced	0.85
TD Premium Money Market	--
RBC Canadian Money Market	--
RBC Canadian Dividend	1.05
CI Harbour Growth & Income	0.91
RBC Monthly Income	0.40
CIBC Monthly Income	0.70
As of Wed Feb 10, 2010 09:09 AM

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Performance

Gainers have the highest percentage change in price, while losers have the largest negative percentage change. To be included as a gainer a fund must have made money. Similarly, losers must have lost money.

Fund asset categories that are moving

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Asset Class	% Chg
Canadian Income Trust Equity	9.50
Canadian Small or Mid Cap Equity	8.19
Health Care Equity	8.17
Natural Resources Equity	7.76
Canadian Focused Small/Mid Cap Equity	5.77
Precious Metals Equity	5.35
U.S. Small or Mid Cap Equity	5.16
High Yield Fixed Income	3.83
North American Equity	3.24
Canadian Dividend and Income Equity	3.06
As of Wed Feb 10, 2010 08:19 AM

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The percentage change is the average return for all funds in each fund asset category. These benchmarks are calculated for each category at the end of every month.

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Mutual funds that are moving

Gainers
Losers

Fund	Latest	% Chg
Claymore BRIC ETF	26.91	3.60
Sentry Select Precious Metals Grwth	41.05	3.45
AGF Precious Metal	28.10	3.27
RBC Global Precious Metals	46.54	3.21
Dynamic Precious Metals	7.17	3.17
TD Precious Metals	53.15	3.14
Mackenzie Univ Precious Metals	15.94	3.05
Claymore Global Agriculture ETF	18.50	2.93
Altamira Resource	34.02	2.84
TD Latin American Growth	23.60	2.74
As of Wed Feb 10, 2010 08:54 AM

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This method looks at funds with assets greater than $100-million. The percentage change is the return as of the latest price. Most funds publish new prices daily.

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By the Numbers

In these tables we crunch market data to highlight a trend for you. They are calculated at the end of every month. To make sure they are actionable ideas we look at funds with assets greater than $100-million.

Most bang for the buck

Fund	Latest	% Chg
IG Mackenzie Ivy European-A	9.87	9.81
National Bank Small Capitalization	40.94	9.37
Fidelity Canadian Opportunities-A	18.29	9.17
Beutel Goodman Small Cap	17.67	8.33
Dynamic Energy Income	6.21	7.77
Dynamic American Value	12.67	7.68
Mackenzie Cundill Recovery 'C'	10.82	7.10
RBC Global Precious Metals	46.54	7.09
Golden Opportunities Fund Inc.	13.53	6.98
Mackenzie Ivy Foreign Equity	27.71	6.69
As of Wed Feb 10, 2010 08:59 AM

These funds have outperformed their category’s average three-year return. Each fund’s MER is also below its category average. Funds are ranked according to their three-year returns minus the benchmark return for their category, which is shown as the last column.

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Longest serving in the top quartile

Fund	% Chg	Months
RBC Premium Money Market	2.81	99
National Bank Corporate Cash Mgmt	2.54	92
National Bank Treasury Management	2.71	92
SEI Money Market-O	2.89	34
BMO Premium Money Market	2.67	13
Sentry Select REIT	-9.71	4
CIBC Money Market	2.03	4
PH&N Canadian Money Market-D	2.57	4
Dynamic Strategic Yield Class-A	--	4
AIC Advantage II	-13.17	3
As of Wed Feb 10, 2010 08:16 AM

Funds that have stayed in the top quartile for the most consecutive months. They are ranked according to the length of the winning streak. The fund's three-year return is the first column.

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Class-leading returns and low volatility

Fund	Latest	% Chg
Mackenzie Univ Am Gwt (Unhgd) Cl	16.11	12.95
Dynamic Small Business	8.68	12.36
Dynamic FocusPlus Wealth Management	13.01	8.29
IG Mackenzie Ivy European-A	9.87	8.24
AGF Global Resources Class	23.94	7.70
Investors Cap Yield Class-A	12.20	7.17
Dynamic Energy Income	6.21	6.92
Mackenzie Ivy Foreign Equity	27.71	6.89
RBC Global Precious Metals	46.54	6.83
Dynamic Global Real Estate	18.85	6.78
As of Wed Feb 10, 2010 08:54 AM

These funds have outperformed their category’s average three-year return. Each fund’s three-year standard deviation is also below its category average. Funds are ranked according to their returns minus the benchmark return for their category, which is the last column.

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Performance Gainers have the highest percentage change in price, while losers have the largest negative percentage change. To be included as a gainer a fund must have made money. Similarly, losers must have lost money.

By the Numbers In these tables we crunch market data to highlight a trend for you. They are calculated at the end of every month. To make sure they are actionable ideas we look at funds with assets greater than $100-million.

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Performance

Gainers have the highest percentage change in price, while losers have the largest negative percentage change. To be included as a gainer a fund must have made money. Similarly, losers must have lost money.

By the Numbers

In these tables we crunch market data to highlight a trend for you. They are calculated at the end of every month. To make sure they are actionable ideas we look at funds with assets greater than $100-million.