Tag Archives: china
Model ETF Portfolio Update - 12/02/10
An updated look at our model ETF portfolio. No changes this week.
Full StoryMorning Update - 12/02/10
China and poor Eurozone economic growth are the bad news sources today. Helping a little is stronger than expected retail sales in the US but we are still looking at a lower open.
Full StoryMorning Update - 10/02/10
Speculation on a bailout for Greece is driving markets today, mostly to the upside. 8 analyst upgrades vs only 1 downgrade in the last 24 hours, including a double upgrade on CNR.
Full StoryMorning Update - 09/02/10
Markets look to be opening strong on the back of speculation of a European deal to help Greece. Everything is higher, except the US dollar.
Full StoryMorning Update - 03/02/10
Markets are slipping a little this morning on some weak earnings and commodity prices that were higher are now moving lower as well. UBS upgraded a swath of material stocks yesterday including Inmet, Lundin and Eldorado.
Full StoryMorning Update - 01/02/10
Markets are looking a bit better today with strong economic data out of Europe and ahead of today’s ISM data for the U.S. Another full earnings week with 13 TSX companies reporting and 92 members of the S&P 500.
Full StoryTSX Looking for Support - 22/01/10
The TSX is down 5% from the high earlier this month. Is this half correction a buying opportunity? A few of the indicators that have worked well during this recent bull market are saying yes.
Full StoryModel ETF Portfolio Update - 21/01/10
This post has updated tabless and commentary for our model ETF portfolio. No changes to our holdings during the past week, but we have included a number of additional technical metrics we keep a close eye on for the portfolio positions.
Full StoryMorning Update - 21/01/10
Goldman blew away earnings, China’s GDP grows faster than expected and still we may open a little lower. Also, double downgrade on Inmet today.
Full StoryMorning Update - 20/01/10
U.S. dollar is very strong this morning with the C$ down along with most commodities. China is down 3% and markets are looking down for the open.
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