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This week's Stars and Dogs
A look at the companies that caught our eye, for better or worse, this week
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Market Lab
Global investors pour cash into Canadian stocks
Foreign investors bought $13.6-billion of Canadian securities in September
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The Buy Side
Cool it. Slow down. Don't buy the rthetoric
Obama and others are masterful speakers who can sway you, but don't let an investment salesperson convince you with words alone, writes Avner Mandelman
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Portfolio Strategy
The bad boys of the ETF world
Exchange-traded funds are the hot investment these days. But the bandwagon effect has also led to the creation of unsuitable ones
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An iPhone app for everyone
What if Canadian wireless junkies could have a set of applications worthy of our fractious media industry?
Schizas' Mailbag
Far West Mining: Trade on probability, not possibility
It's possible that I could date Cindy Crawford, but the probability of that happening is zero, says Lou Schizas
Vox
A beaten-up Manulife looks awfully tempting
The selloff seems harsh: Manulife can now absorb greater shocks, and its returns to shareholders are generous
Chinese shoes put some kick into IPO market
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Investing
Is it inflation or deflation that investors need to worry about?
Economists have warned that both are potentially on the horizon. Gail Bebee looks into the issue
Packaging firm CCL Industries a defensive play
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Reguly in Europe
The timely death of a bad idea
The bancassurance model fails. Good riddance, writes Eric Reguly
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- Chinese shoes put some kick into IPO market
- A beaten-up Manulife looks awfully tempting
- Only democracy can clean up the planet
- Is Manulife on the offence or defence?
- The timely death of a bad idea
- Packaging firm CCL Industries a defensive play
- Note to Flaherty: TFSAs are good but they can be so much better
- Kingsway's charity spinoff doesn't sit well with U.S. regulator
- Maurice Strong's authoritarian saviour
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Number Cruncher
The hottest ETFs on the TSX
Here are some of the top performing ETFs so far this year
Home Cents
The many ways to give
Getting rid of an old car? It can help fund a charity of your choice
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Number Cruncher
These U.S. stocks are in the right cycle
High-quality U.S. cyclical companies according to RBC screening process
Fund Watch
Kelly Capital offers 100x leveraged ETFs
Spoof reels in investors, even though it said "extreme leverage employed will cause both funds to go bankrupt"
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Streetwise
Why home prices are frothy
Scotia Capital warns the residential real estate market is expensive by most measures