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WHAT:
Many Canadian investors are old enough to remember the oil shocks of the 1970's, and those who aren't, certainly received a taste of it in 2005 when major hurricanes hit the
Over a comparable 15-year period from 1970 to 1985, for instance, Canadian CPI rose by an average of 8 per cent each year. In that environment, investors needed to generate an 8 per cent investment return just to prevent purchasing power erosion. While we aren't likely to see an imminent return to those levels of inflation, surging demand for raw materials in the developing nations, particularly in
Join Guardian Group of Funds (GGOF) and three of its world-class portfolio advisors for a look at investing in today's global universe.
Experts will discuss:
� Why investors should protect their portfolio against inflation
� The role global resource stocks and Asian-Pacific growth stocks play in inflation protection
� How to access Asian equities and resource stocks with lower volatility than normally associated with these asset classes
� Using multiple asset classes to provide a diversified source of investment returns
WHO:
Gavin Graham, Chief Investment Officer, GGOF
Mark Headley, Matthews International Capital Management
Co-manager, GGOF Global Diversified Fund and Lead Manager, GGOF Japanese Value Fund
Bruce Jackson, Barrantagh Investment Management
Co-manager, GGOF Global Diversified Fund, GGOF Resource Fund and GGOF Small Cap Growth and Income Fund
Matt Haynes, Lazard Asset Management
Co-manager, GGOF Global Diversified Fund
WHEN:
Monday, March 20, 2006
11:00 a.m. Eastern Standard Time
WHERE:
Call in number: 416-695-7806 or 1-888-789-9572
A print transcript of the conference call will be available upon request.
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