Record $13.8B ETF Inflow in Canada; AiF Warns: Avoid the Crowd | AiF News Bites
Canadian ETFs hit record $13.8B inflow in Nov, y-t-d total > $100B. AiF warns investors: Record inflows signal high risk; commodities and leveraged products surge.
Canadian ETFs hit record $13.8B inflow in Nov, y-t-d total > $100B. AiF warns investors: Record inflows signal high risk; commodities and leveraged products surge.
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