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 Special Report: Top Smaller Stocks 2008

  • Canadian Top Smaller Stocks 2004 - 2005: +54.8%
  • Canadian Top Smaller Stocks 2005 - 2006: +44.6%
  • Canadian Top Smaller Stocks 2006 - 2007: +18.3%

Every year we review the largest 200 Canadian stocks for MoneySense magazine and we give each stock a growth grade and a value grade.

While the large stocks are highlighted in MoneySense's December issue (Canadian Article | US Article) , we also track the smaller stocks in two exclusive special reports for Rothery Report subscribers. After all, we think that the smaller stocks are interesting in their own right.

Indeed, last year the Top Smaller Canadian stocks provided capital gains of 18.3% and the average annual return over three years came in at 39.2%.

You'll learn more about the top small stocks when you subscribe to The Rothery Report.



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A Dan Hallett and Associates Inc. publication. Norm Rothery, Ph.D., CFA, is the Chief Investment Strategist at Dan Hallett and Associates Inc. (DH&A) and the founder of StingyInvestor.com. DH&A is registered as Investment Counsel in the province of Ontario. Norm, DH&A, or related-parties may have an interest in the securities mentioned. More...