More advisors expect downturn

By Staff | February 4, 2013 | Last updated on February 4, 2013
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Canada’s financial advisors’ expectations of an economic downturn have more than doubled from 8% to 18% since June of 2012, according to recent research from the Advisor Sentiment Index released today by Sun Life Global Investments.

The survey, conducted by Ipsos Reid between November 18 and­ December 10, 2012, measures Canada’s financial advisors’ sentiments on capital markets and key economic factors.

Other results of the poll include:

  • 70% of advisors are optimistic on the S&P 500
  • 65% of advisors are bullish on the Dow Jones Industrial Average
  • 59% of advisors reporting optimism towards Canadian stocks (S&P/TSX)
  • 62% of advisors are bullish on Emerging Markets
  • 31% of advisors are bullish on the Eurozone

See the full report here.

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