This week we look at a series of charts to help us take the pulse of the market and see what has/has not been working: The S&P 500 has made a nice recovery off the lows finding support at the 200-day moving average multiple times since February 2018. Market breadth has been solid as the cumulative advance-decline line has made a new high, indicative that the advance in the market is broad based.
Learn More“Sell in May and go away” is an old saying that cautions investors to sell their equities in May and get back into the markets inNovember. The adage itself dates back to an old English maxim that goes, “sell in May and go away, and come on back on St. Leger’s Day”.
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In 2017, the S&P/TSX hibernated for most of the spring and summer months, but by mid-summer, investors ‘awoke’ and pushed the index up 1,400 points in just four months. The year-end rally occurred as concerns faded about weak oil prices and the impact of a slowing Canadian housing market on the banks. Five months into 2018, we’re dealing with a new set of headwinds that are holding back the S&P/TSX, most notably trade and pipelines.
Learn MoreWe have always liked the movie “City Slickers” and particularly one scene. It’s the scene where Curly (Jack Palance) turns to Mitch Robbins (Billy Crystal) and says, “Do you know the secret of life?” The punchline is, “It’s just one thing” (one thing). For investors we agree, all you need to know is just one thing. That thing was pointed out vividly in a book written in the 1920s about a stock operator named Mr. Partridge, often referred to as “Old Turkey” because he was such a shrewd investor.
Learn MoreWith the support of investment dealer Raymond James as the title sponsor, the Father’s Day Walk Run is celebrating its 20th anniversary raising funds and awareness for individuals and families living with prostate cancer in British Columbia.
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