Buffett invests in Canada, but should you follow suit?
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WHEN Warren Buffett acts, investors notice. And after he took a roughly US$300 million position last month in Home Capital Group, a troubled Canadian mortgage underwriter, some investors saw it as a vote of confidence not only in that company, but also in Canadian stocks overall.
Al Rosen takes a different view. A veteran forensic accountant and independent equity analyst who predicted the collapse of Nortel Networks, the Canadian telecom company, two years before its 2009 demise, Mr Rosen has a message for people investing in Canadian stocks: Be wary.
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