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Does your IQ correlate to your ROI?

A recent paper examines the link between intelligence and investing acumen. Spoiler alert: there is one >

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How to appease activist investors, without losing your shirt
Rule one for corporate boards: avoid complacency >
Eagle Energy Trust recalls an era of ‘economic cocaine’
Once relegated to the dustbin, a prized investment vehicle returns >
How to pick stocks in Alberta’s junior oil and gas biz
Step one: avoid market "chameleons" and, on rare occasions only, trust your gut >
Inside NYMEX and the frenzied world of futures trading
Gambling and economics determines oil's value on the world's largest trading floor >
The old anti-oil chestnuts, investing and you
A new report says the oil sands are an unethical investment. What do you say? >

Follow the Leader

Why we can rely on key management in long-term investing >

The Biotech Cure

Here's the only formula for investing in biotechnology: drugs and cash >

Have Gains Will Travel

Rising fuel costs can mean profits in the transportation sector >

Bucking the Trend

Should bad news have kept us out of the markets in 2002? Not necessarily >

The Property Value

Albertans will find themselves at home with the current high returns on real estate investments >

Three Dimensional Scandal

Angry investors and red-faced industry experts watch as VisuaLABS turns off the sets
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The New Bottom Line

The Situation: In March, 2000 the NASDAQ Composite Index closed above the 5,000 mark. At the time of writing this article, it hovered around 1,500.
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Surviving and Thriving

Five Alberta companies prove that there is still life in the ICT sector >

Value, like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder. Where one analyst sees a petroleum producer trading around $35 per share as a hidden gem, another views a maker of garbage trucks going for $3 a share as a buying opportunity.
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In the Money

When Calvin McElroy, president and chief executive of Calgary firm Cquay Inc., went in search of venture capital early last summer, the timing could not have been worse.
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