Starting in 2009, Canadians aged 18 and older can contribute up to $5,000 annually (from their taxable income) to a TFSA. The investment income, including

Added 5,000 to my existing position.

The general consensus is – yes, they are. As a group they probably are, but if you treat microcaps just like any other company and

Higher potential rewards are coupled with higher risks – always, no exceptions. Notice that language. Rewards are potential. Risks are real. Here’s the famous risk/reward

http://abnormalreturns.com/category/behavioral-finance/seasonality/page/1/ http://www.cfo.com/printable/article.cfm/4265692?f=options http://www.financialsense.com/fsu/editorials/dancy/2007/1116a.html There’s more information available if you just do a simple search for “market seasonality” but most of the sites just re-iterate the

I’ve heard many times thoughout the year that the market is bound to go down in 2007, “because it always goes down in the years

Today Questrade announced a new fee structure for Toronto and Toronto Venture stocks that really affects only those who trade “penny stocks”: “In response to

Just posted that stock watchlist, but I feel like I’m lying to myself. I’ve been wanting to buy MKL for almost a year now. I

I’m planning to diversify into some stable large caps, with an initial US$2,000. My current stock watch list: ING (ING Group), $45.11 (45 shares 🙂

I added this site to my Blogroll (at the bottom of the page), and also wanted to mention it separately: InsiderScore.com Buy/Sell Ratio Insider buying