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Personal Finance > Investing Basics Investments for rookies: Where to start if you don't know much about money

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The Three most important numbers to understand before investing: GDP, Inflation, and Interest Rates.Statistics Canada reported a rise of 2.8% in GDP annualized over 2006. The latest report available indicates an increase in GDP of 0.3% in May, 2007 after remaining nearly unchanged through April. Strong increases in retail and... More..

Personal Finance > Investing Basics How can the casual investor beat the market

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The Best Way to Find Hot Stocks is to do some research. Once you have made a list of stocks you are interested in it is beneficial to do a full analysis of each company or get someone with more knowledge of investments such as an investment advisor to carry out the rest of the research.The Best Place to research stocks for in... More..

Personal Finance > Investing (Other) Strength of the Canadian dollar and it's significance to investors

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Strength of the Canadian DollarThe Canadian Dollar has appreciated dramatically over the past 6 months compared to the greenback. Economists at TD Bank suggested in a report dated July 12, 2007 that the strength of the Canadian dollar will help to limit Bank of Canada rate hikes through the coming quarters. However, their rep... More..

Personal Finance > Stock Market Options trading basics

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Essential Knowledge to Make Option Investment Strategies Help You Profit in the Stock Market.Option trading is a relatively new investment opportunity for investors. Prior to the implementation of exchange-traded options, most investors were limited to only a few investment strategies: buy stock when the market was expected t... More..

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