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Johnson: Fed likely to keep raising rates
The Fed’s signals that it will boost rates three times seems plausible given the state of the economy, says Morningstar's Bob Johnson.
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Investors should not overlook Japan
Abenomics have taken hold, bringing the economy out of deflation and new investment opportunities...
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Is the yield curve still significant?
Long seen as a fundamental recessionary warning sign, an inverted yield curve is losing credence ...
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The bubble index
Bubbles are another way of saying 'investments with positive price momentum' - perhaps they are w...
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Money MythBuster: Past performance guarantees results
The second episode in the new Morningstar series explains how there's a lot more to an investment...
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The best Canadian high yield stocks
As the Bank of Canada continues to hold rates steady, income seeking investors continue to seek f...
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Quant Concepts: The importance of sector diversification in Canada
With more than half of the Canadian market in only three sectors, CPMS's Ian Tam shows why invest...
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What a weak loonie means for Canadian investors
Currency movements are highly volatile and hard to predict – so individual investors should stay ...
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The long march toward Chinese A-Shares
Though individual investors still don’t have access directly to Chinese A-Shares, they can buy th...
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Dividends are like marriage, buybacks are like dating
With Canadian stock buybacks at an all time high, author Ian de Verteuil explains the motives and...
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This manager sees double danger in earnings and debt levels
A little more cautious than usual, Steadyhand’s Gord O’Reilly is fortifying his concentrated port...
About Author
Robert Johnson, CFA Robert Johnson, CFA, is director of economic analysis for Morningstar.