Canada’s Green Shift Could Displace Three-Quarters Of Oil Workers

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I found real estate to be a better investment, mostly because it doesn't require daily attention. My real estate investment has made a far better rate of return than mutual funds, which is where I put excess money.
Better offf finding a couple of solid reliable dividend paying stocks as opposed to mutual funds . Mutual funds are a vehicle for growing equity but administration fees are often prohibitive . Once one has a larger portfolio individual blue chip is relatively safe and profitable .
 

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Better offf finding a couple of solid reliable dividend paying stocks as opposed to mutual funds . Mutual funds are a vehicle for growing equity but administration fees are often prohibitive . Once one has a larger portfolio individual blue chip is relatively safe and profitable .
True, but most of it is RRSPs and administering your own is not that simple. Also until recently I spent a lot of time in camps with sketchy or no internet and almost never having daytime access to internet so having someone else look after it seemed sensible.
 
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How is that, the share is sitting at $42 per share today I gained $6000
Just correcting your wording. You made it sound like you purchased for $36 and then made it sound like you sold the whole thing for $1000 which, is a LOSS!!! Just needed to clarify on your behalf. Obviously, if you purchased for $36 and sold for $1000 you did make real good "coin" but that's not what it came across as. Just sayin....
 

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Just correcting your wording. You made it sound like you purchased for $36 and then made it sound like you sold the whole thing for $1000 which, is a LOSS!!! Just needed to clarify on your behalf. Obviously, if you purchased for $36 and sold for $1000 you did make real good "coin" but that's not what it came across as. Just sayin....

no.. I purchased 1000 shares at $36 per share, $36,000 total..

they are worth $42,000 today.. 2 months later
 

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True, but most of it is RRSPs and administering your own is not that simple. Also until recently I spent a lot of time in camps with sketchy or no internet and almost never having daytime access to internet so having someone else look after it seemed sensible.
No doubt .
 

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