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Quantitative easing is pushing commodities higher and pulling the dollar lower. One way to manage downside risks for US investors: Look north to Canada. Read More
Output from the Canadian oil sands is the key to US energy security. The good news is cleaner extraction technologies are in the pipeline. Read More
There are many ways to skin the Canadian oil sands cat. We suggest you do it with a lower-risk, high total return approach. Read More
Income investing is about establishing regular cash streams that will pay out over the long haul. Here are three Canada-based stalwarts with impressive records of making consistent payments to shareholders. Read More
Just Energy Income Fund (TSX: JE-U, OTC: JUSTF) reported fiscal 2010 numbers that beg the question, Why all the volatility in its unit price? Read More
The last CE Portfolio company to report fourth-quarter and full-year 2009 results met the high end of its forecast for distributable cash, and it left little question about its ability to continue as a high-yielding powerhouse. Read More
The point of a stimulus package is to deliver maximum bang on scarce bucks, as soon as possible. You want people who receive stimulus to spend the money in the real economy. There are choices, some better than others, but all subjective. In any case, it appears the Keynesian demand-side management policies that characterized the New Deal may be making a 21st century comeback. Read More
The point of a stimulus package is to deliver maximum bang on scarce bucks, as soon as possible. You want people who receive stimulus to spend the money in the real economy. There are choices, some better than others, but all subjective. In any case, it appears the Keynesian demand-side management policies that characterized the New Deal may be making a 21st century comeback. Read More
Portfolio recommendation Electricite de France (Paris: EDF, OTC: ECIFF, EDF) has pulled off the biggest acquisition in its history, a friendly bid of GBP12.5 billion (USD23 billion) for British Energy Group Plc (London: BGY). Read More