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By Fund Library News Wire | Friday, October 29, 2004
Guardian Group of Funds Ltd. (GGOF) announced on October 27 that GGOF Monthly High Income Fund will be making two bonus distributions of 6 cents each on November 15 and December 15, 2004 . These distributions will be in addition to the Fund’s regular tax-advantaged monthly distributions of 6 cents per unit.
Gavin Graham, GGOF’s Director of Investments indicated that, &ldqu... |
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By Fund Library News Wire | Friday, October 08, 2004
BMO Investments is launching six new funds:
- BMO Global Monthly Income Fund
- BMO U.S. Dollar Monthly Income Fund
- BMO U.S. Value Fund ( U.S. $)
- BMO Canadian Equity Class
- BMO U.S. Equity Class,
- BMO Dividend Class
- BMO Greater China Class
The BMO Global Monthly Income Fund is a play ... |
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By Fund Library News Wire | Friday, September 24, 2004
RBC Asset Management recently launched two “fund of funds” aimed at providing regular income to investors. The fund is run by John Varao, manager of the RBC Monthly Income fund, a top-notch income paying Canadian Balanced fund.
The RBC Cash Flow portfolio is invested in a mix of RBC funds that pay income including t he RBC Canadian Short-Term Income Fund, RBC Monthly Incom... |
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By Levi Folk | Thursday, May 06, 2004
Published: May 6 2004 in the Financial Times
Sir, The suggestion by David Malpass of Bear Stearns that inflation, growth and currency expectations, not budget deficits, affect interest rates is perplexing ("Don't blame the deficits for America's rate hikes", ... |
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By Fundlibrary User | Thursday, April 29, 2004
I just thought I’d respond to this article in regards to the multi-manager funds such as Mackenzie’s offering. I do not know If Mr Pape contacted Mackenzie to enquire as to why the flagship fund, the Select Managers fund, did so poorly over a period of 3 years or so. What my due diligence work uncovered is that there was an unfo... |
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By Fund Library News Wire | Friday, April 23, 2004
TORONTO, April 22 /CNW/ - The Excel India Fund is the third best fund in
Canada for the 12 months ending March 31, 2004, with +128% return for the
period.
India’s expertise in software & BPO, pharmaceuticals, auto components & engineering capabilities are fast getting noticed around the world. IT services and back office work in India is likely to swell five folds t... |
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By Fundlibrary User | Tuesday, April 06, 2004
As a financial advisor (or planner I have the CFP) I am not a broker or a dealer. He (Gordon Pape) confuses the three terms and uses them interchangeably in his article "DSC or SC".
I do not receive 4.9% from AGF; my dealer does. I receive a percentage of this part of a negotiated arrangement with my dealer. This is the same for "trailer fees".
He talks about the advantage of... |
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By Fundlibrary User | Friday, March 26, 2004
Tragic indeed. Tragic that innocent investors may be misled.
Cork's thesis is that passive investing is inferior and that active management wins out. In particular, Cork sells actively managed mutual funds and his implication is that investors who buy those actively managed funds will outperform passive investors.
Critical thinkers should reread Cork's arguments, most of... |
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