Many believe markets will rise but fail to keep emotions in check
Templeton European and Franklin Japan funds to be terminated
Equity markets were red hot in 2009 but Atlantic Canadians remain frozen in action and unaware of the market’s dramatic recovery, according to a new survey released Wednesday by Franklin Templeton Investments Corp.In Franklin Templeton’s latest survey of Canadian investor sentiment, conducted in January by Angus Reid Public Opinion, 69% of Atlantic Canadians were frozen […]
But they are still more optimistic than their Eastern cousins: survey
87% failed to buy during TSX’s 2009 recovery
Langerman and Brugere-Trelat replace Gudefin and Lahr
Look to stable global companies with strong cash flow (IE:TV)
Discouraged investors need help to recognize the positive signs that have emerged
50% don’t know TSX has performed well over the past five months
Western Canadians are the most bullish, with those in Ontario close behind