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Extendicare Real Estate Investment Trust and Brookfield Renewable Power Fund Under Current Evaluation
Extendicare Real Estate Investment Trust and Brookfield Renewable Power Fund Under Current Evalua...
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[{"type":"text","content":"\nExtendicare Real Estate Investment Trust and Brookfield Renewable Power Fund Under Current Evaluation\n\n\n Jul. 30, 2010 (Baystreet.ca) -- Equedia.com and Equedia Weekly provides research on the top Canadian companies with a focus on TSX and TSX Venture stocks. Equedia is currently researching and evaluating the prospects of Extendicare Real Estate Investment Trust (TSX: EXE.UN) and Brookfield Renewable Power Fund (TSX: BRC.UN). To be further notified of our updates on these companies and special report editions through our Equedia Weekly Newsletter, please obtain your free subscription here: http://equedia.com/equediaweeklyCompanies previously featured in our special report editions have hit new 52 – week highs since the initiation of our coverage and many companies under evaluation have made strong gains since being placed under evaluation. To receive these reports, please make sure to subscribe for your complimentary subscription to Equedia Weekly here: http://equedia.com/equediaweekly Here is a brief excerpt from one of our past newsletters with our story on, \"Time to Think Again\": “Those who continue to doubt the growth of China and its ability to continue should think again. In 2000, the US consumed twice as much energy as China. In less than 10 years, China has not only caught up, but has now surpassed the US in energy consumption. Three years ago China was a net exporter of coal. This year it is expected they will become the world's largest coal importer, beating out Japan. China has also become Saudi Arabia's largest oil customer -- a position held for decades by the U.S. But wait, they're not finished.China is now the world's biggest investor in energy-efficient technology. Furthermore, they already have plans to spend close to $800 billion dollars on saving energy. Let`s not forget that China is still on track to surpass Japan this year as the world's second largest economy after the U.S.So while there continues to be talk of a major bubble in China, one thing is for certain... \"To continue reading and receive your next free edition of Equedia Weekly, please subscribe by going to http://equedia.com/equediaweekly/ and visit http://equedia.com/blog/view.php/Time-to-Think-Again/ for the latest edition.You should also visit www.equedia.com to gain access to insider information, analyst ratings, videos,...