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Brian Madden: How we approach investment decision-making in these heated times

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There are five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance.

Investing is neither nostalgic nor patriotic, but rather is disciplined, forward-looking and pragmatic, they say.

Canada is on the cusp of federal leadership renewal at a critical juncture.

Can structural economic reforms realize outsized shareholder value creation in an underperforming economy? Ask the Japanese , a slate of bold economic, labour and corporate governance reforms undertaken just over a decade ago have quietly propelled the Nikkei 225 index to fresh all-time highs after three lost decades .

What was always possible, given Canada ’s abundance of resources — human and natural — now appears increasingly probable.

Accepting and embracing the idea that the next is ours for the taking will reward politicians, business leaders and investors very well indeed.

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