Don't push the panic button, experts say; heart-stopping stock dive not seen as end to markets' bull run, but rather a pause

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Canadian investors are being told not to panic because of the sharp decrease in stock prices in early Jan 2000. Investment advisers believe that the interest rate scare has only caused the current bull market to sputter rather than halt.

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Depressed steel stocks starting to look like good buys: analysts

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Steel companies, Stelco Inc., Dofasco Inc., Ipsco Inc., Co-Steel Inc., and Algoma Steel have some of the lowest rading prices on the Toronto Stock Exchange.

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Stock market machinations no surprise to veterans

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A group of four leading industry analysts provide their perspectives on the volatility of stock markets. Vincent Delisle of Desjardins Securities, Kate Warne of Edward Jones and Co., Hugh Johnson of First Albany and Ned Riley of State Street Global offer their views of the bear market.

Financial analysis, Forecasts and trends, Stock exchanges

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