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General Information |
| Course/Seminar name: Intelligent Investing Level 2
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| Cost (flat fee or per hour rate): $200 Canadian, tax included
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This course/seminar would be best suited for:
| General audience
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Beginners interested in trading
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Novice traders
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Course/Seminar taught via:
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Brief explanation of Course/Seminar
Intelligent Investing is a unique two-part learning program for people like you who want to become better investors. The two seminar courses can help novice investors gain the know-how and confidence they need to make sound personal investment decisions. In a non-promotional setting, you'll gain invaluable insights about investing from seasoned industry insiders who won't pressure you with a sales pitch. Intelligent Investing is strictly educational, and all course materials are produced by the expert Canadian Securities Institute, the national educator of Canada's investment industry for over 28 years. If you want to take charge of your investments and plan for a secure retirement, then this is the way to do it.
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Background Information
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| Course/Seminar instructor(s): Various licensed ILC intstructors
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Brief explanation of instructor(s) experience:
ILC instructors are top financial advisors who are committed to public education. Each has satisfied experience, education and endorsement requirements. Instructors run seminars on license to the ILC. They are prohibited from soliciting business from students. The ILC backs the integrity of its instructors and deals strictly with breaches of its rules.
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| Time required to complete the course/seminar: Several days
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Course/Seminar location(s) (if travel required):
Offered in various locations across Canada
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Details
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Markets followed:
| Stocks
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Futures
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Bonds
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Industrial groups
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| Cash markets
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Mutual funds
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Indices
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Options
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| Is a computer required for the course/seminar? No
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| Is software required for the course/seminar? No
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| Is software supplied with the course/seminar? No
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Resources provided:
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Course/Seminar topics:
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Other topics:
Intelligent Investing Level 2 Designed for more experienced investors or graduates of Level 1, the Level 2 course consists of six 2-1/2 hour seminars held weekly. The focus in this advanced course is on applying your knowledge in real-life situations and learning more sophisticated investment strategies. You will put your own know-how to the test by completing worksheets and exercises in an interactive workshop format. After completing Level 2, you will have a high level understanding of investing and be able to play an active role in selecting and managing your own investments. What you will learn Seminar 1 - Economic and Industry Analysis: Understand the economy and other factors that can impact the success of your investments. Seminar 2 - Company Analysis Workshop 1: Learn how to use financial ratios as you analyze a prominent Canadian retail firm. Seminar 3 - Company Analysis Workshop 2: How to compare similar companies, invest in small-cap stocks and use technical analysis to confirm your choices. Seminar 4 - Strategies for Fixed-income Investors: Learn how to get the most from your fixed-income securities by employing practical investment strategies. Seminar 5 - Mutual Funds and Alternative Products: Know how to evaluate mutual fund performance, build a portfolio of different fund types and use less expensive products in place of funds. Seminar 6 - Practical Portfolio Management: Learn how to efficiently build, manage and evaluate your own portfolio. Enrolment fee: $200
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Additional comments:
To enrol, please call 1-888-452-5566 or visit www.investorlearning.ca. The ILC is an independent not-for-profit organization. It was founded by a grant from the Canadian Securities Institute (CSI), the national educator of Canada's securities industry. The CSI is endorsed by the Investment Dealers Association of Canada and the country's stock exchanges in Montreal, Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver. The ILC is funded by income earned from its founding grant and by revenues it earns on a not-for-profit basis. It receives no funding from financial services industry firms.
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