The first quarter of 2016
delivered modest gains for Canadian investors, but the results conceal wild swings in both the fundamental economic outlook and financial markets.
The first quarter of 2016
delivered modest gains for Canadian investors, but the results conceal wild swings in...
Not exact matches
The financials were decent, to be sure, but with the stock recently trading at an all - time high and the figures lacking the upside surprise that the company had
delivered in the previous quarter, the issue's
gains were
modest.
It's all been about the long game: aligning with marginally acceptable candidates who'd
deliver at least
modest policy
gains, and using those victories to build the institutional power that would permit the WFP to someday push for more — and, logic suggests, turn push into shove.
Over the long haul, savings accounts will
deliver a negative real return, bonds should offer a
modest real
gain and stocks could outpace inflation by a healthy margin.