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Risk remains high in Canadian market, but we’re nearing historical lows. See Friday’s Special Presentation on Candlesticks.

Downside risk outweighs any upside potential in our Canadian market. However, the good news is that we are nearing VectorVest market timing levels that historically signal a market bottom. That signal is when the MTI or Market Timing Index is near or below 0.60. The MTI fell to .66 from .80 last Friday. The TSX fell Friday for […]

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Oil and Lumber weigh on our Canada market. Watch our Canada Color Guard Report for details and guidance.

Canada’s main stock index finished lower today, but it did at least recover from the morning lows. Falling crude and lumber prices weighed on the market and our dollar fell to a 10-year low. Wall Street declined for a second straight session on Wednesday as the technology sector fell on disappointing results from giants including Apple, […]

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Earnings season is kicking into high gear. Are you prepared?

Tech stocks, led by NFLX, GOOG and EBAY, and the banks delivered solid earnings last week lifting the US markets to a good week overall. AAPL is expected to report Tuesday after the bell. Other notable US earnings reports expected next week include: Haliburton, Yahoo, Microsoft, Illumina, Abbott Labs, Coca-Cola, General Motors, McDonalds, Starbucks, Amazon, Alaska […]

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Go with a proven winner for finding safe stocks – Jake’s Patent Winners

By Don Fanstone, Member, Kitchener/Waterloo User Group Option Blog July 19, 2015: VectorVest advises buying undervalued High VST stocks in a rising market. VectorVest will help you make money if you follow VectorVest timing advice. USA: Col. Grd Neutral, MTI .91   Up/Dn, C/Dn,    VV: Buy with caution. CAN: Col. Grd Neutral: MTI .80    Up/Dn, […]

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It was a wild and wicked week. Greece decision extended 72 hours. Do you need low cost portfolio insurance?

All in all it was a wild and wicked week last week, writes VectorVest Founder Bart DiLiddo in his weekly Strategy review. “It’s best to stay on the sidelines for a while,” he concluded. Continuing to move your weakest performers to cash is a good defensive measure in this type of market. However, if you prefer to hang onto stocks […]

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