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v ID #:   39272203
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Description:   Survey of experienced do-it-yourself (DIY) online investors. Includes: % say the biggest lesson they’ve learned is to be prepared, % bought a hot pick without doing sound research beforehand, % say they started purchasing investments without having a defined plan, % say they bought when the market was at its peak, % say they reacted too quickly when the market dipped.

% say the most important advice for those starting out is to start small and work your way up as your comfort and confidence level builds, do your research before making investment decisions, be disciplined in your investment approach

What should DIY investors who are just getting started look for in an online brokerage? [discount brokerage] % say competitive pricing, ability to track and manage portfolios in real time, fast and reliable platforms, wide selection of products and investments, real-time access to global markets

% of online investors say DIY investing is more convenient, easier and they are more comfortable managing their portfolios than expected, % say their biggest challenge is deciding what to invest in. having enough knowledge, time commitment, too many options [online trading]

 
Publication Date:   10/13/2011
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Location Type:   Online
Geography:   Canada, provinces
 
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Posted/Updated:   10/13/2011
 
 
 
v ID #:   39271890
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Description:   Survey of women do-it-yourself (DIY) investors. Includes: % have signed up for online investing in the last 5 years, % plan on increasing the portion of their portfolio with their online brokerage, % say being in control of and managing their investments is the top advantage of online investing, % enjoy being involved in researching and making investment decisions, % say it's more cost effective, % say it is convenience and accessible, % of women online investors are planning for retirement online through accounts such as retirement savings plans and retirement income funds

The top features women look for in an online brokerage - % report: competitive pricing, the ability to track portfolios in real time, a wide range of investment products, fast and easy to use online platforms, comprehensive selection of free research tools, low start-up amount required

Top advice from women online investors - % report: be willing to do your research, don't be afraid to ask for help, start small and work your way up once you are comfortable, ensure you have a balanced portfolio, be disciplined, take advantage of opportunities provided by online broker [discount brokerage, online trading]

 
Publication Date:   7/18/2011
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Location Type:   Online
Geography:   Canada
 
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Posted/Updated:   7/19/2011
 
 
 
v ID #:   39271865
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Description:   % of Canadian online investors have been investing for longer than three years, % of these are 36 years of age and older

Key challenges identified by those who are newer to online investing - % report not confident investing on their own, little time to manage investments, inadequate knowledge to manage investments on their own

% of those newer to online investing use their online brokerage to gain investment knowledge

Top reasons for opening an online account: - % report: For convenience, To have control over investments, To gain cost savings on fees and commission, To become a better educated investor

% of married discount brokerage users report having completely separate investment accounts from their spouses, % of men have consulted online resources, % of women have consulted family or friends [online trading]

 
Publication Date:   7/12/2011
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Location Type:   Online
Geography:   Canada
 
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Posted/Updated:   7/12/2011
 
 
 
v ID #:   39271647
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Description:   Detail survey on smartphone use. Includes: % of Canadians own a smartphone, Make of smartphone owned (e.g. iPhone, Blackberry, HTC), Wireless carrier, Operating system, Use of smartphone (Working/using Spreadsheets, Visiting online classified ad sites, Making online purchases, Video Chat, Downloading music, Downloading/Streaming videos, Online gaming, Uploading videos, Uploading photos, Researching Products/Services, Recording videos, Banking/Paying Bills [mobile banking], Sending/Reading IM [text messaging], Blogging, Podcasts, Online trading, Searching maps/directions, Social Networking Sites (Facebook/Twitter), Reading online news, Check weather, e-mail, Taking photos [digital camera], As telephone)

Mobile apps by type (e.g. Entertainment, Education, Productivity), Hours per week use smartphone to surf net [mobile Internet], for business purposes

Pay own smartphone bill, Employer pays, Shared costs, % concerned about the security and privacy of accessing the Internet from a Smartphone, % use smartphone to comparison shop

All results by age group, gender, region, education, employment status, household income

 
Publication Date:   5/26/2011
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Location Type:   ARCHIVE
Geography:   Canada, provinces
 
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Posted/Updated:   5/26/2011
 
 
 
v ID #:   39271275
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Description:   Report on Canadian Internet use. Includes: Total unique visitors, Average hours/visitor, Average pages/visitor, Average visits/visitor

Unique visitors by age group (4-17, 18-34, 35-54, 55+) by gender, by province/region, by household income

Top browsers (Internet explorer, Firefox, Chrome)

Top gaining web site categories by gender, Top gaining website categories by average minutes by gender (e.g. Directories, Photo, Online trading, Blogs, health, Entertainment - music, Health, Beauty/fashion/Style)

Total unique visitors to Social Networking Sites, Blogs, most popular sites (e.g. Facebook, Blogger, Twitter, LinkedIn, Technorati), % change in social media visitors by age group

Visits to e-mail sites total (e.g. Hotmail)

Total display ad impressions by category

Number of online videos viewed, % composition of viewers by age group

Number of online searches

Most results compare Q42009 vs. Q42010

 
Publication Date:   3/8/2011
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Location Type:   Online
Geography:   Canada
 
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Posted/Updated:   3/8/2011
 
 
 
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