Monthly Archive: July 2006

Daily Update Monday, July 31, 2006

The Canadian markets ended flat today after Canada’s Gross Domestic Product report was released and showed that economic activity remained relatively unchanged in the month of May. With a C/Up situation Prudent Investors may buy high VST-Vector, “B” rated stocks.Aggressive Investors and Traders should play the market with a…

New Leaders.

The TSX started the week with three consecutive days of triple digit gains, then investors took profits in a broad-based sell off on Thursday. However, it came back on Friday and ended 64.77 points higher. Overall, the TSX gained 405.35 points for the week and the TSX Venture gained 93.33 points…

Daily Update Thursday, July 27, 2006

After three consecutive triple digit gains, the TSX ended its winning streak with a triple digit loss today in a broad-based sell-off. However, we continue to have an UpUp situation Prudent Investors may buy high VST-Vector, “B” rated stocks, but caution is advised.Aggressive Investors and Traders should play the…

Daily Update Wednesday, July 26, 2006

Strength in energy and gold stocks helped push the TSX to its third consecutive triple digit gain. With 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 Color…

Daily Update Tuesday, July 25, 2006

Solid earnings reports from oil and base metal companies pushed the TSX to its second consecutive day of triple digit gains. With an UpDn situation Prudent Investors may begin to buy high VST-Vector, “B” rated stocks.Aggressive Investors and Traders should play the market to the upside.You may see…

Daily Update Monday, July 24, 2006

A takeover bid for ATI Technologies overshadowed a drop in Retail sales and the TSX ended more that 206 points higher today. The Price of the VVC/CA rose on a weekly basis and we now have an UpDn situation Prudent Investors should remain on the sidelines, but may begin…

Touchdown.

Canadian stocks ended lower on Monday and Tuesday as the price of gold and oil fell. On Wednesday, U.S. Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke’s comments gave investors hope that there may be an end to key interest rate hikes and the Canadian markets skyrocketed. However, on Thursday, failing gold and metal stocks…

Daily Update Thursday, July 20, 2006

Declining gold and metal stocks pulled the Canadian markets lower today erasing all of yesterday’s gains on the TSX. With a C/Dn situation Prudent Investors should remain on the sidelines and take and/or protect profits. Aggressive Investors and Traders should play the market to the downside.You may see all…