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"Mutual fund management styles: Top-down, growth and value funds are managed differently". Money Digest. FindArticles.com. 26 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0JQR/is_4_17/ai_84840459/

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Articles in April, 2002 issue of Money Digest

• Equities
• Canada and the World
• Recent contract wins bode well for Celestica: if the long-term trend toward outsourcing in the EMS industry continues, Celestica stands to gain
• New index to replace the TSE 300
• Mutual funds
• Hedge funds can reduce risk in a portfolio: Short selling can help a hedge fund to perform well in bear markets
  by Chris Cahill
• Does DCA really work? No, not always. Conventional wisdom is flawed
• Mortgage rates
• Web sites on hedging, risk and government services
• Tax tips for 2001 returns: New rules for the self-employed can help reduce taxable income
• Mutual fund news
• Closed - End funds
• Major projects to fuel growth at Imperial Oil: Syncrude and Cold Lake initiatives will boost capital expenditures in the near term
  by Patrick McKeough
• Fixed income
• Telus connects with solid 2001 financial results: Telus shares may represent good value at current levels
• Are you a rational or an emotional investor? Most of us make decisions emotionally, then rationalize them with logic
  by Talbot Stevens
• Common stocks could pay dividends: Quality stocks may benefit from a mild economic recovery
  by Dr. Chuck Chakrapani
• Mutual fund management styles: Top-down, growth and value funds are managed differently
• Standard Life Canadian Dividend packs a punch: Rock solid fund generated excellent performance and tax efficiency in the last five years
• MDS Inc. sports healthy top-line growth: Market awaits IPO of company's MDS Proteonics division
• Secrets of Sucessful Investing: A book by Gordon Pape and Eric Kirzner
• News flash: Bonds to trade on the TSE; Did you know that bonds, in the form of bond ETFs, are already trading on the TSE
  by Howard Atkinson
• Understanding risk can help in reducing it: Risk is the possibility that your expected return won't be realized
  by Ted Canning