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Tags: Canada, Canadian Dollar, Central Bank of Canada, Commodities, Global Economy, Global Investing, OECD
Hello Jon.,
The ISHARES MSCI CANADA INDEX FUND, is it ETF?
I'm Canadian and I like to invest in the TSE. It's nice to know some Funds are doing well. I enjoy your news letter and I thank you for your information.
Sincerely,
Grace Tonna
I am trying to subscribe but it will npt accept either one of credit cards which are both valid . What do I Do
I am interested in investing in Canada, but concerned about the future of trusts next year.
great column
Please rush to supply me the action needed to triple the funds avaialble.
Am intersted to invest in canada trust fund,,,,
In Canada, someone told me something about canadian people said in the US: what is like an american, talks like an american, but is not an american? a canadian.
That's some kind of bad opinion about canadians, but all the despreciative opinions said in the US about Canada and other countries, is envy for their way of life.
Learn something and be modest!
well said on the controls and regulatory measures in place. one other strong factor is the outlook and attitude towards building the economy forward through competent and reliable work force and hence consumerism. canada did very well in opening its doors for able migrants. thats one basic thing that the us and britain paled in comparison. these 2 economies deliberately closed their doors to potential mass base by sheer discrimination and bigotry. in the end they only successfuly kept out potential taxpayers but left a window open for gangsters and terrorists.
as the old saying goes, you only reap what you sow. and that says it all.
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