Fasten the seat-belts: wild swings in stock prices often signal that the market is about to turn. So is it time to sell?

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The stock market crash of 1987 has fueled fears about the present volitility of the market. It is impossible to forecast the short turn behavior of the stock market. Investors must sell or not according to the degree of risk they can stand, and whether they are in it for the long or the short term.

Analysis, Evaluation, Forecasts and trends, History, Stock-exchange, Stock exchanges, Investments, Bull market, Stock Market Crash, 1987

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Home-office crackdown

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The federal government has decided to crack down on owners of home businesses just as record numbers of Canadians are becoming self-employed. About 800 Revenue Canada auditors will be added to the staff as part of an effort to find tax fraud among the self-employed and unincorporated businesses.

Taxation, Small business, Self-employed persons, Self employed persons, Tax policy, Home offices, Canada. Customs and Revenue Agency

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