MGIS Spring Investment Report Released

TORONTO - April 22, 2015 - PRLog -- “Canadian Fire Sale” focuses in particular on the developments, geopolitical and other, in world oil and on why a ‘fire-sale’ cheap and attractive Canada could be emerging as an exceptionally cheap international investment bargain: And all the more once oil and commodity prices stabilize and there is an accompanying pick-up in an out-of-favour but fundamentally sound and significantly undervalued Canadian dollar.

Dr. Graham explains how a February trip to a prohibitively expensive U.K. brought home to him just how cheap and attractive Canada has become in what could also be a year of striking political – and election – parallels in both countries; refer the “London Calls, Canada  Compares” attachment to the report.

“Canadian Fire Sale” also sets the stage for his 18^th annual pilgrimage to Omaha, this time for Berkshire Hathaway’s very special Golden Anniversary meeting in early-May.  It’s a meeting that could also have interesting Canadian references for the reasons mentioned, and this time more than ever there will be the ageless wisdom of the iconic Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger to learn from.

Also lying ahead and commented on in “Canadian Fire Sale” are a federal budget to be brought down on April 21^st that is almost certain to kick off Canada’s election season, that will most likely run to October 19^th, Alberta’s new mandate-seeking election called for May 5^th; and a U.K. election of far-reaching international importance to be held on May 7^th.

After 52 years in the investment industry Michael can’t recall a beginning to a year quite like 2015.   Or the challenges as developments and market-sensitive events keep flowing thick and fast.  But also the resulting opportunities for Canadian investors perhaps more than any – with focus on bargain-priced combinations like his distinctive Canadian Equity and Dividend 6-Paks, or selections from his Canadian energy-related and “secondary nine” recommendations - all set out and updated in “Canadian Fire Sale”.