Pierre Lapointe News
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Repurchases are magnifying gains in U.S. stocks and are poised to lift prices further, according to Pavilion Global Markets Ltd. strategists.
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Stephen Jarislowsky, the billionaire investor who tangled with Conrad Black and Research In Motion Ltd. over corporate governance and fought to protect Canadian firms from foreign takeovers, will step down as head of the money management firm he co-founded almost six decades ago.
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Corporate executives are taking advantage of near-record U.S. stock prices by selling shares in their companies at the fastest pace in two years.
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Emerging-market companies have to become more profitable to draw the foreign investment needed to lift their shares, according to Pierre Lapointe, head of global strategy and research at Pavilion Global Markets Ltd.
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As the cost of attending U.S. colleges and universities surges, student-loan debt is turning into “a significant drag on the housing market,” according to Pierre Lapointe, a Brockhouse & Cooper Inc. strategist.
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Factory workers are getting no richer as General Electric Co. and other U.S. companies move production back home, according to Pierre Lapointe, Brockhouse & Cooper Inc.’s global macro strategist.
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Possible interest-rate cuts worldwide may fail to lift stocks to higher multiples of earnings, according to Pierre Lapointe, Brockhouse & Cooper Inc.’s chief global strategist.
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Emerging-market stocks are more appealing than the debt of developing countries after their struggle to advance this year, according to Pierre Lapointe, Brockhouse & Cooper Inc.’s global strategist.
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Consumers have reduced their debt burdens enough to be able to withstand higher taxes and help sustain the U.S. economy’s expansion, according to Pavilion Global Markets Ltd. strategists.
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U.S. stocks declined for a fourth day, giving the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index its longest losing streak since May, amid concern about corporate profits.
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