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This stock is set to see big action on Wednesday
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Road to Riches: We talk markets with BlackRock’s Kurt Reiman
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We caught up with Kurt Reiman, chief investment strategist at BlackRockin Canada, an institutional investment firm which markets the iShares suite of exchange-traded funds (ETF) to investors. Reiman will present at the upcoming MoneySense Road to Riches event on May 27 in Toronto. We’ll see you there, so pick up a ticket before they are all gone. Bring your questions for Reiman, and for blogger Bridget Casey, columnist and stockpicker Norm Rothery and Rudy Luukko from Morningstar Canada.
MoneySense: The financial markets have been a lot less volatile in the past six months. How has the Trump factor played out in terms of market reaction?
Kurt Reiman: The narrative around fading fears of deflation, accelerating economic activity and recovering profits was already well advanced when Donald Trump was elected America’s next president. Moreover, the upturn witnessed in the U.S. economy last summer has taken root throughout the world at a time of still rather easy monetary policy. Although much of the initial euphoria around deregulation, tax reform and infrastructure spending has faded, economic expectations have shifted from one of acceleration to one of a sustained economic expansion…
Market bets against Home Capital have just plunged. Here's why
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Ford plans work force cut to boost stock price, insider says
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