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Yorkville Asset Management Inc. is pleased to announce a special distribution of the Yorkville Health Care Fund issued on July 22, 2024.. CLICK HERE to read the full release.
President Biden announced he would not seek re-election, endorsing VP Kamala Harris as his successor, which had little impact on market sentiment as seen by the muted market reaction. Despite this announcement, betting markets show Trump's odds for winning the 2024 Presidential Election remain largely unchanged.
Yorkville Asset Management Inc. announced the successful financing and renewal of $476 million across multiple credit facilities to support its Long Term Care (LTC) portfolio.
Clients are showing more interest in cryptocurrencies, partly due to recent price changes and easier access to investing. Yorkville started the Yorkville Crypto, Blockchain, and Fintech Class three years ago to help clients invest in this area.
This article explores the concept of Bitcoin halving and its effects on the coin's value. CLICK HERE
Yorkville Asset Management is Pleased to Announce the Opening of Back In Motion’s Newest Health Clinic, Bayshore Physical Therapy
Market update written by our Portfolio Manager, Derek Brenzil. CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE
The Yorkville Health Care Fund is in its accelerated growth phase, focusing on redeveloping Long-Term Care facilities, improving efficiencies in institutional pharmacy, and expanding multidisciplinary health services across Canada. CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE
Dividend investing involves buying stocks from companies that pay regular dividends, providing benefits such as compounding returns, a steady income stream, and reduced volatility. Over time, reinvested dividends can significantly increase investment value, and dividend-paying stocks often outperform non-dividend-paying stocks, offering both income and capital appreciation. Historically resilient, these stocks help protect against inflation and enhance portfolio diversification, making them an attractive option for long-term wealth building. CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE.
The uranium market and uranium miners may be starting a multi-year uptrend. This is because the oversupply of uranium after the 2011 Fukushima Nuclear Accident and subsequent reactor shutdowns has finally been exhausted just as demand has begun to turn higher.
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