The Financial Forum comes to Toronto

Get Ready...Get Set...Go!

As the annual Financial Forum comes to Toronto, we are witnessing a great deal of uncertainly in the global markets. In the wake of rate cuts, both, by the Bank of Canada and the Federal Reserve coupled with Bush's $145 billion stimulus package, a lot remains to be seen if the storm can be weathered.

With booths representing some of the most prestigious firms of the industry, the Financial Forum is a trade show of sorts for Canadians looking to gain insight into financial services, specifically the retail investment industry. It is mostly attended by the passionate do-it-yourselfer. The event also is visited by guests who use or are looking for a financial advisor (approximately 32% estimated by the Financial Forum). As a guest, you'll be drawn by the number of people willing to give you advice on what you should be doing. You'll find that this will coincide with doing business with their respective firm. Listen and take notes. Research. Make a qualified decision, if one is warranted.

I, myself, will be all eyes and ears this year monitoring and mingling with the crowd getting their thoughts as to what they make of the state of the economy. The people, not the firms, represent the pulse of our economic livelihood, and the Financial Forum will house the largest crowd of Canadians, who although professionals in their own fields, remain some of the most sophisticated and knowledgable investors in Toronto.

For complimentary tickets, please visit:
https://www.eiseverywhere.com/ereg/index.php?eventid=1390&reference=&PHPSESSID=1d11c175018a9e4c93a6a04a3f7f30bd

Event starts this Thursday and continues until Saturday (9:30 am to 6 pm).

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