Although the Canadian Consumer Price Index fell to 2.1% in August from 2.4% in July, profit taking and falling oil and gold stocks pushed the Canadian markets lower today. With three red lights and an DnDn situation Prudent Investors should remain on the sidelines. Aggressive Investors and Traders…
Although the Canadian markets got a boost from rising energy prices, one day doesn’t make a trend. Also, investors may be waiting on some key economic data coming out later this week. Therefore, with an UpDn situation Prudent Investors should remain on the sidelines. Aggressive Investors and Traders…
The mounting pressures of lower oil managed to push the Canadian Markets and the Price of the VVC/CA lower last week. Overall, the TSX lost 213.55 points for the week, the TSX Venture lost 151.58 points for the week and the Price of the VVC/CA lost $0.32 for the week. With…
The continued deterioration of resource stocks pushed the Canadian markets considerably lower today. With three red lights and a DnDn situation Prudent Investors should remain on the sidelines.Aggressive Investors and Traders should play the market to the downside.You may see all the action of the Daily Color Guard…
Strength in the energy sector pushed the Canadian markets higher today. However, with three yellow lights and a DnDn situation Prudent Investors should remain on the sidelines.Aggressive Investors and Traders should play the market up or down as it develops.You may see all the action of the Daily…
After attempting to rally early in the day, the pressure of lower oil became too much for investors to handle and the Canadian markets closed relatively flat. With a DnDn situation Prudent Investors should remain on the sidelines. Aggressive Investors and Traders should play the market with a…
Continued economic worries and weakness in oil and mining stocks pushed the Canadian markets lower for the fourth straight session. With a C/Dn situation Prudent Investors should remain on the sidelines. Aggressive Investors and Traders should play the market to the downside.You may see all the action…
Investors came back from the long holiday weekend enthusiastic about buying stocks and the Canadian markets ended higher on Tuesday. However, the falling price of oil took its toll on the Canadian markets pushing them lower for the remainder of the week. Overall, the TSX lost 275.51 points for the week…