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Why Pension Funds Should Invest in Oil Companies (Benefits Canada)

April 2015

Oil prices have tumbled recently—a drop of this magnitude hasn’t been seen since 2008/09. Headlines point to both supply and demand concerns, including increases in non-OPEC (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) supply; Saudi Arabia’s decision to keep producing despite lower prices; and lower short-term demand due to economic weakness in China and Europe.

When Studying Stocks, Follow the Money (Morningstar)

March 2015

Smart use of capital is an important company attribute that value manager Kim Shannon looks for in building her stock portfolios. "We actually think that the topic of capital allocation is right on the money," says Shannon, president and chief investment officer of Toronto-based Sionna Investment Managers Inc.

Market Outlook 2015 (Money Sense)

December 2014

If you’ve bought any stocks this year, you’ve probably noticed that it’s a bit of an odd time to be an investor. For most of 2014, Canada’s market did well—between January and September our main market index, the S&P/TSX Composite, was up by nearly 15%. But it’s been another story since then.

Global Investment Trends: Treasure Trove (Benefits Canada)

August 2014

Although developed economies have lost their lustre in recent years, pension investors can still find some gems in undervalued and evolving sectors.

How to Invest in a Sideways Market (Benefits Canada)

May 2014

Sideways markets deliver below-average returns, and we probably have a few more years to go, said Kim Shannon, president and chief investment officer of Sionna Investment Managers, at the firm’s 2014 financial market review.

CFA Institute Book Review: The Value Proposition

April 2014

The book is an informative guide for those striving to gain a deeper understanding of and improve their skills in value investing. Its themes include adapting to changing market conditions, defining and calculating intrinsic value, and constructing and rebalancing portfolios.


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