The 50 Best Small Cap Stocks for Canadians

📖 The Scoop

With interest rates so low and mutual fund managers' fees so high, investors know that the best way to make money is to choose stocks wisely themselves. But how? The 50 Best Stocks series— 2003 Edition continues to offer an excellent range of choices for every kind of investor. Based on the successful selection criteria fashioned by the 50 Best Advisory Board, comprised of Rob Carrick (Globe & Mail), Ellen Roseman (Toronto Star), and Mary Cordeiro (Investor Learning Centre), each of these four books provides 50 reliable stock selections.

With the market being more volatile than ever, good advice always pays for itself many times over. Last year's editions positioned many Canadians to profit handsomely through the recommended stocks. Using these books, any investor— novice or veteran— can use the wealth of information to invest knowledgeably. Last year's 50 Best investors would have beaten the TSE 300 index, and built a portfolio with exceptional long-term profit potential.

The 50 Best Small Cap Stocks for Canadians features exclusively Canadian companies that provide investors with selection of emerging companies, where good bargains— and more volatility— may be found.

While the market capitalization of these companies is less than $1 billion, the potential for growth means that investors must not overlook these opportunities.

Genre: Business & Economics / Investments & Securities / General (fancy, right?)