Monthly Archive: November 2004

Daily Update Monday, November 8, 2004

Weakness in the energy sector caused by lower oil prices pulled the Canadian market lower today. With an UpUp situation, it’s still OK for Prudent Investors to buy stocks, but caution is advised. Aggressive Investors and Traders should play the market up or down as it develops with a…

Weekly Newsletter Friday, November 5, 2004

Anticipation over the outcome of US Presidential election held the market back on Monday and left it mixed on Tuesday. Weakness in the tech sector caused by an analyst downgrade of Research In Motion pushed the Canadian market lower on Wednesday, but it was higher on Thursday after a sharp drop…

Daily Update Thursday, November 4, 2004

A sharp drop in the price of crude oil energized the markets today, driving the Canadian indexes higher. Therefore, it’s OK for Prudent Investors to buy stocks. Aggressive Investors and Traders should play the market up or down with a bias to the upside.You may see all the action…

Daily Update Wednesday, November 3, 2004

An analyst downgrade of Research In Motion erased the Canadian markets’ morning gains and pushed the whole technology sector lower. However, with an UpUp situation, it’s still OK for Prudent Investors to buy stocks, but caution is advised. Aggressive Investors and Traders should play the market up or down…

Daily Update Tuesday, November 2, 2004

Anxiety over the US Presidential Election pushed the Canadian markets higher and then lower, finally ending the day mixed. Although we have a DnUp situation, the US election will decide the direction of the market. Therefore, Prudent Investors should remain cautious. Aggressive Investors and Traders should play the market…

Daily Update Monday, November 1, 2004

Anxiety over the US Presidential elections held the market back today as the Canadian exchanges closed lower. It’s still OK for Prudent Investors to buy stocks, but caution is advised. Aggressive Investors and Traders should play the market up or down as it develops with a bias to the…