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Greek businessman Andreas Vgenopoulos dies at 63 + MORE Nov 5th
ATHENS, Greece – Andreas Vgenopoulos, a Greek lawyer turned business tycoon, died Saturday of a heart attack, his Marfin Investment Group announced. He was 63.
Vgenopoulos was vilified as the man who precipitated Cyprus’ banking crisis in 2012, which led to an EU bailout and a one-time l.... More »
Best robo-advisors in Canada for 2026 + MORE Feb 11th
The name may be offputting, but robo-advisors occupy a key middle way in the investment landscape between do-it-yourself investing and having a live investment advisor. They will cost you a lot less than a commissioned or fee-for-service advisor and the often pricey investment products they recommen.... More »
Is the Liquidation Business Profitable? Apr 2nd
Starting a liquidation company can be an extremely profitable business venture if done right. That’s because you are purchasing items at a low price and then reselling these goods to consumers for a discount. Customers will swarm to your store because you sell high-quality merchandise at affor.... More »
Angus Reid cashes out of Vancouver software firm Vision Critical + MORE Feb 27th
The pollster’s $44-million stock sale and exit from the board ends a tumultuous chapter for the Vancouver firm
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This 29-year-old was laid off early in the pandemic. She recently found a job, but now her investment property sits vacant. How can she achieve her saving goals? Jan 4th
Sarah has always seen herself as regimented and in control of her money, but this pandemic year has taken her for quite a spin..... More »
TORONTO — Panic selling in Asia prompted by developments in China spread across the globe and threw the Toronto stock market into a tailspin Thursday, capping off seven consecutive days of losses and thrusting the index into bear market territory.
The S&P/TSX composite index ended the day off roughly 20 per cent from its all-time high in September 2014 _ a loss considered by many as a bear market.
The index lost 278.59 points, or 2.2 per cent, to close at 12,448.21, as commodity prices, including oil, continued to fall amid perceived weakness in the Chinese economy.
Oil plunged to around levels not seen since 2008, with the February contract for benchmark crude oil losing 70 cents to close at US$33.27 a barrel. That pulled down energy stocks on the TSX by more than four per cent.
In New York, the Dow Jones plummeted 392.41 points to 16,514.10, the S&P 500 lost 47.17 points to 1,943.09, while the Nasdaq declined 146.33 points to 4,689.43.
Andrew Pyle, senior adviser and portfolio manager at Scotia Wealth Management, said it is the worst start to a new trading year for North American markets “in memory…
Most major indexes have something called “circuit breakers,” a mechanism that temporarily shuts down trading when markets become too volatile, allowing traders and investors a “cooling off period” to make the right decisions.
China's market turmoil likely to have impact on BC real estate, say economists – Vancouver Sun
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Vancouver SunChina's market turmoil likely to have impact on BC real estate, say economistsVancouver SunThe stock market upheaval in China this week could convince Chinese investors to move their money into assets not linked to the renminbi currency, including B.C. real estate, in even greater volumes, according to a Canadian economist. But Scotiabank …China's stock market chaos could have big implications on Metro Vancouver real …News1130all 3 news articles »
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Welcome to my first Weekend Reading edition for 2016. How was your New Year? What resolutions did you make? Did you make any? Any big plans for the new year? Family plans? Travel plans? Other plans? Send me a comment or tweet and let me know. We’ve got some plans for 2016 and those include a few financial goals as well so if you missed them – check them out.
Enjoy this edition and see you here next week when I’ll share my dividend income update for 2015, and what I will be investing in, in 2016.
Our Bank of Canada Governor said to get used to a weaker Canadian dollar and more inflation.
Dividend Earner shared some dividend income for December 2015.
Michael James on Money shared some questions from financial hell.
Roadmap2Retire shared some investment picks for 2016.
Here are Dividend Growth Investor’s holdings for the long haul.
Not sure what to invest in for 2016? Check out this post about ETFs and stocks built to last…
Welcome to my first Weekend Reading edition for 2016. How was your New Year? What resolutions did you make? Did you make any? Any big plans for the new year? Family plans? Travel plans? Other plans? Send me a comment or tweet and let me know. We’ve got some plans for 2016 and those include a few financial goals as well so if you missed them – check them out.
Enjoy this edition and see you here next week when I’ll share my dividend income update for 2015, and what I will be investing in, in 2016.
Our Bank of Canada Governor said to get used to a weaker Canadian dollar and more inflation.
Dividend Earner shared some dividend income for December 2015.
Michael James on Money shared some questions from financial hell.
Roadmap2Retire shared some investment picks for 2016.
Here are Dividend Growth Investor’s holdings for the long haul.
Not sure what to invest in for 2016? Check out this post about ETFs and stocks built to last…
TSX ends down 279 points as panic selling grips markets – CTV News
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CTV NewsTSX ends down 279 points as panic selling grips marketsCTV NewsTORONTO — Panic selling in Asia prompted by developments in China spread across the globe and threw the Toronto stock market into a tailspin Thursday, capping off seven consecutive days of losses and thrusting the index into bear market territory.Canadian markets sink into bear territory amid turmoil in ChinaThe Globe and MailChaos in Chinese stock market sends economic waves around the worldWashington PostToronto market enters bear territoryHamilton SpectatorSydney Morning Herald -New York Times -Xinhuaall 4,294 news articles »
