a. Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS) (25%), Canadian National Railways (CNR) (25%), (25%), Canadian Tire (CTC.A) (25%),

Question:

a. Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS) (25%), Canadian National Railways (CNR) (25%), (25%), Canadian Tire (CTC.A) (25%), Magna International (MG) (25%)
b. BNS (20%), CNR (60%), CTC.A (10%), MG (10%)
c. BNS (40%), CNR (30%), CTC.A (20%), MG (10%)
d. Explain why the choice of which to invest in is obvious.

Monthly returns for the following selected on the Toronto Stock Exchange were recorded for the years 2008 to 2012:
Barrick Gold (ABX), Bombardier (BBD.B), Bell Canada Enterprises (BCE), Bank of Montreal (BMO), Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS), Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CM), Canadian National Railways (CNR), Canadian Oil Sands (COS), Canadian Tire (CTC.A), Encana (ECA), Enbridge (ENB), Manulife Financial (MFG), Magna International (MG), Potash of Saskatchewan (POT), Power of Canada (POW), Research in Motion (RIM), Rogers Communication (RCI.B), Royal Bank of Canada (RY), Shaw Communications (SJR.B), Suncor Energy (SU), Telus (T), Tim Horton’s (THI)

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