Leon's Furniture, Transcontinental - Jugovic and Cooke's Manager Picks
By David Plett, FP Trading Desk, Jan 07, 2009

"If you look at what the market expects in terms of earnings growth, it's still too high. It needs to revert to a more normal level and that is the process that the market will work through this year. At the same ...

The Dow: Three reasons why it may be time to buy
By Fabrice Taylor, The Globe & Mail, July 25, 2008

How does Dow Jones Two Million sound to you? Far-fetched? Really? Let's see. During the 20th century, the index of the biggest and most widely held U.S. companies compunded at an average annual rate of a little more than 5 per cent. ...

Credit Crisis: Smells like Norway in 1990
By Derek DeCloet, The Globe & Mail, July 17, 2008

Here, in one number, is why the U.S. banking crisis has morphed into a wider economic malaise: 16 per cent. That's roughly the real cost of getting a mortgage in the United States right now. No, it's not a ...

WestJet is on the horns of a dilemma
By Derek DeCloet, The Globe & Mail, July 11, 2008

The chute opened and seconds later a cowboy named Tyler Pankewitz was tossed to the ground and stomped on by a bull. Paramedics ran in, carrying a yellow stretcher, while thousands of spectators - those who hadn't been driven away by the ...

Market mayhem? No problem
By Angela Barnes, The Globe & Mail, March 24, 2008

For fund manager Joe Jugovic, 'this is the kind of opportunity you are looking for'

Where others see market mayhem, small-cap manager Joe Jugovic sees opportunities.

"I think the opportunity here is buying what are the high-quality names when they are on ...

Dow Jones Newswires

"But (Iamgold) trades a little bit over book value, generates positive cash flow, pays a dividend, doesn't have debt on the balance sheet and trades at a big discount, in terms of net asset value versus the peer group," said QV Investor ...

Psst: A fund that practices ethical investing can still make money
Investors Digest, August 17, 2007

Mention socially responsible investing and tree huggers often come to mind. But the linkage is inaccurate, says Joe Jugovic, who runs a small-cap portfolio for the Ethical Funds Co. of Vancouver. Indeed, for Mr. Jugovic, a good company above all is one ...

Small-cap ethical fund targets high profitability, lower risk
Investment Executive, Mid-January 2007

Joe Jugovic, the 33-year-old co-manager of Ethical Special Equity Fund, recalls the anxiety he felt about two months ago, when he stepped into the market and bought a handful of income trusts that had lost an average of 30% in four days. ...