| Oct. 15, 2007: investorism POS Submission & Critique
of Jt. Forum 2-page Fact Sheet (10-15-07POSsub.pdf) |
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| investorism September 1994 Point-of-sale 1-Pagers: |
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| investorism POS Submission Backgrounders |
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| "Better disclosure induces ‘investorism’ and
enhances industry integrity!" |
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point-of-sale thesis + investorism crusade
in the news
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| May 3, 2001: Jon Chevreau Many balanced funds failed meltdown test The Financial Post.
Click here for article |
| January 17, 2001: Jon Chevreau A wakeup call for fund investors The Financial Post.
Click here for article |
| January 10, 2001: Jon Chevreau Don't get even, get mad The Financial Post. Click here for article |
| October 14, 2000: Jon Chevreau Your planner won't send you this book The Financial
Post. Click here for article |
| January 15, 2000: Rob Carrick's Adviser checklist will make you smarter The Globe and
Mail. Click here for article |
| January 13, 2000: Richard Blackwell's A shareholder rights advocate says he will go
to court to force Trimark Financial Corp. to present his proposals for a vote at the company's annual meeting.
The Globe and Mail. Click here for article |
| December 23, 1999: Jon Chevreau's These investor advocates fight a lonely battle column
in The National / Financial Post. Click here for article |
| November 26, 1999: Jon Chevreau shows his professionalism on behalf of consumer/investor
best interests in his Plainer-talking fund prospectuses - New disclosure rules still don't deliver the full monty"
column in The National / Financial Post. Click here for article |
| September 14, 1999: Jon Chevreau showed a tremendous amount of courage on behalf of
consumer/investor transparency educating best interests when he wrote this "Killoran pushes disclosure form"
column in The National / Financial Post. Click here for
article |
| April 15, 1999: Killoran's Systematic Withdrawal Plan "SWooP bomb thesis"
- Jonathan Chevreau, National / Financial Post. Click here
for article |
| May 7, 1999: Killoran was the first person to report Dino DeLellis to the Ontario Securities
Commission back in 1995. Killoran's publicly disclosing that he was the "whistleblower" in order to make
the point that there is no Code of Ethics amongst financial market registrants that requires them to report their
fellow colleagues who are not practicing up to acceptable standards. - Shelly Lawson, London Free Press. Click
here for article |
| May 5, 1999: Proxy voting by mutual funds becomes issue as industry grows. No law requires
firms to disclose their voting policies. Susan Heinrich, Mutual Funds Reporter, The Financial Post. Click here for article |
