Answers to your questions
Claret portfolio manager Jean-Paul Giacometti answers the public’s questions during an interview with RDI économie. Watch this French interview on the RDI économie Facebook page
Investment outlook still positive, equity experts say
Against all odds, North American equity markets extended their upward progression for a sixth year in 2014, with U.S. stocks setting the pace. This, despite a steep late-year fall in oil prices. For a professional perspective on what this might presage for the year ahead on the investment front, Montreal Gazette reporter Paul Delean met […]
SNC-Lavalin: two reasons to explain the turmoil
There are essentially two “schools of thought” to explain the layoffs of SNC-Lavalin Group. The first one takes into consideration the fragility of the global economy, while the second evokes the consequences of past problems, especially on the ethical front, at this engineering consulting firm. Read this French article on La Presse
10 things to know this Tuesday
Here are 10 bits of information that deserve your attention on this Tuesday November 4th, 2014. In the sixth point, Alain Chung’s point of view regarding the GLV transaction is discussed. Read this French article on Les Affaires
GLV asset sales: an important shareholder refuses any suggestions
A major shareholder of the GLV Group (T.GLV.A) does not adhere to the conclusions of two consulting firms which suggest to the company’s investors to vote in favor of the transaction of the pulp and paper division for 65 millions. Read this French article on La Presse
Five tips to worried investors
When speaking of stock markets, it is not only about numbers and graphs. There is also a human nature component. The tips given by Jean-Paul Giacometti, portfolio manager at Claret Asset Management Corporation, touch on the human aspect of investment. Read this French article on La Presse
GLV: the disgruntled shareholder will retain its shares
One week after the announcement of the sale of the pulp and paper division of GLV to the father and son duo of Laurent and Richard Verreault, an important and disgruntled shareholder resigns himself to keep his shares. The Montreal firm Claret, which owns several million shares of GLV, representing a stake of 5%, mentions […]