Economy

Video link of Scotia Capital Strategist Vincent Delisle’s 2011 Outlook presentation

by Bev Moir on January 19, 2011

On Monday, January 10, 2011, Scotia Capital Portfolio Strategist Vincent Delisle gave a special “Squawk Box” presentation of his outlook for 2011. Attached is a video link that will allow you to view the full presentation. After clicking on the link below, you will be requested to register by clicking the “Login” tab. Simply enter [...]

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Investment Insights

by Bev Moir on April 6, 2009

Finally spring is approaching and we can say good riddance to winter garb, all that snow, and dark winter days!! It also means we’re getting closer to the end rather than the beginning of this terrible stock market downturn and economic malaise. It’s a matter of time before markets and the economy recover, and I [...]

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Global Outlook 2008-2009

by Bev Moir on October 14, 2008

Vincent Delisle, CFA, Portfolio Strategist, Scotia Capital

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Credit and Financial Markets Year-End-2008 Outlook (3)

by Bev Moir on October 14, 2008

Robert Follis Director – Corporate Bond Research – Scotia Capital

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Credit and Financial Markets Year-End-2008 Outlook (2)

by Bev Moir on October 14, 2008

Robert Follis Director – Corporate Bond Research – Scotia Capital

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Credit and Financial Markets Year-End-2008 Outlook (1)

by Bev Moir on October 14, 2008

Robert Follis Director – Corporate Bond Research – Scotia Capital

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Bull vs Bear Markets (1924-2008)

by Bev Moir on September 10, 2008

Jittery markets can upset even the most confident investors. This year’s extreme volatility has been a case in point. We know that a long-term, focused strategy is the best protection against a difficult market cycle. The chart below produced by Russell Investments illustrates the importance of maintaining a long-term perspective during this time of market [...]

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Ben Stein on CBS’ ‘Sunday Morning’

by Bev Moir on January 20, 2008

From BenStein.com Now for a few words about the economy. Despite what anyone says, no one knows if we are in a recession. It takes six months of declining economic activity for the economy to be declared officially in a recession and so far there has been at most one month of decline. We won’t [...]

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