Bargain hunters bought beaten down energy stocks pushing the TSX to a slightly higher close today. With an UpUp situation, Prudent Investors may continue to buy high VST-Vector, “B” rated stocks. Aggressive Investors and Traders should play the market up or down as it develops with a bias to…
After a relatively bright start, the TSX fizzled out on falling oil prices and ended below 12,000. With three yellow lights and an UpUp situation, Prudent Investors may continue to buy high VST-Vector, “B” rated stocks, but caution is advised. Aggressive Investors and Traders should play the market up…
Rising oil prices kept the Canadian markets in the green Monday through Thursday of last week with Thursday marking a record high for the TSX. However, on Friday, the price of oil fell and the TSX fell with it. Overall, the TSX rose 167.12 points for the week and the TSX…
A jump in the price of oil pushed the TSX to a record high close. Prudent Investors may continue to buy high VST-Vector, “B” rated stocks. Aggressive Investors and Traders should play the market to the upside.You may see all the action of the Daily Color Guard graphically by…
A broad based rally pushed the TSX to close above 12,000 today. Prudent Investors may continue to buy high VST-Vector, “B” rated stocks. Aggressive Investors and Traders should play the market to the upside.You may see all the action of the Daily Color Guard graphically by clicking Market Timing…
Higher oil prices pushed the TSX to its fourth consecutive positive close today. With three green lights and an UpUp situation, Prudent Investors may buy high VST-Vector, “B” rated stocks. Aggressive Investors and Traders should play the market to the upside.You may see all the action of the Daily…
The rising price of oil created strength in energy stocks sending the Canadian markets higher today. With three yellow lights and a DnUp situation, Prudent Investors should remain on the sidelines until we see more evidence of a sustainable market direction. Aggressive Investors and Traders should play the market…
Falling oil and base and precious metals prices kept the TSX in the red for three consecutive days last week. However, the TSX ended slightly higher on Thursday and skyrocketed on Friday as investors stepped in to swallow up bargains on beaten down stocks. Overall, the TSX fell 145.07 points for…