Monthly Archive: June 2006

Daily Update Tuesday, June 20, 2006

The Canadian Markets ended relatively flat today as investors continue to wait on the sidelines to see what the U.S. Federal Reserve will say next week. With three yellow lights and an UpDn situation Prudent Investors should wait to see what direction this market is heading. Aggressive Investors and…

Daily Update Monday, June 19, 2006

The Canadian Markets plummeted today with energy, gold and metal stocks leading the pack. With a DnDn situation Prudent Investors should set their shopping lists aside.Aggressive Investors and Traders should play the market to the downside.You may see all the action of the Daily Color Guard graphically by clicking…

My Game Plan.

The Canadian markets continued their downward spiral on Monday and Tuesday, but turned around on Wednesday and Thursday as resource prices rose and bargain hunters entered the market. However, the market ended relatively flat on Friday. Although the market had a big up day on Thursday, the TSX ended 182.75 points…

Daily Update Thursday, June 15, 2006

The Canadian markets soared today on bargain hunting and higher resources prices. However, we have three yellow lights and a DnDn situation Prudent Investors should remain on the sidelines and not buy stocks at this time. Aggressive Investors and Traders should be aware with the BSR at 0.08, it…

Daily Update Wednesday, June 14, 2006

A relief rally hit the Canadian markets today as gains in energy and metals stocks battled losses in financial and telecom stocks and won. However, the BSR fell and we continue to have a DnDn situation Prudent Investors should remain on the sidelines and not buy stocks at this…

Daily Update Tuesday, June 13, 2006

Continued fears of rising interest rates and falling resource stocks pushed the Canadian markets sharply lower again today. Prudent Investors should remain on the sidelines and not buy stocks at this time. Aggressive Investors and Traders should play the market to the downside.You may see all the action of…

Daily Update Monday, June 12, 2006

Fears of a weakening U.S. economy, lower demand for commodities and failing resource stocks pushed the Canadian markets sharply lower today. Prudent Investors should remain on the sidelines and not buy stocks at this time. Aggressive Investors and Traders should play the market to the downsideYou may see all…

Summer Hiatus.

The TSX ended lower every day last week as investors kept their eye on interest and inflation rates in the U.S. Overall, the TSX fell 507.96 points for the week and the TSX Venture fell 202.50 points for the week. With a DnDn situation, Prudent Investors should remain on the sidelines…