IT’S TIME TO ACT
Now finally we have a Confirmed Up Call, C/Up as of Tuesday, September 16th. So, what should investors be doing?
Now finally we have a Confirmed Up Call, C/Up as of Tuesday, September 16th. So, what should investors be doing?
A “pinball” market like the one we’ve been in since the May 13th Confirmed Down Call can be frustrating. Up a few days, then down a few days. A difficult time to make money...
As expected, the Bank of Canada on September 4th held the overnight interest rate at 1.75 percent. It was the first time in eight weeks that Governor Stephen Poloz delivered any policy announcement or comments about the economy — a long stretch considering the volatile and uncertain global economic conditions...
Successful traders and investors have a trading edge. It might include such things as a market timing signal, Stock Analysis criteria, a certain price pattern, technical studies or special technique that is repeatable and delivers more winners than losers...
A lot has been written about VectorVest’s exclusive Relative Timing, RT indicator, and deservedly so. There’s no better measure of investor sentiment...
If it’s true that misery likes company, then perhaps we can all take solace that most global markets have been miserable for at least a few weeks now...
I don’t know if Regina will win the first ever worldwide Hot Stocks Picking Contest (HSPC) for VectorVest User Groups, but they’re off to an amazing start. At the close of Tuesday, August 6th, an 11.37% gain in just four trading days since the contest opened August 1st.
When you depend on dividend income for a secure retirement, the most important thing in your portfolio is, dependability.
As far as Confirmed Down Calls go, the C/Dn signal received May 13th, 44 trading days ago as of Tuesday, July 16th, hasn’t been too painful. It’s just felt like it.
Our five CA VectorVest Model Portfolios without exception have done well in 2019, more than making up for losses during the market correction in the second half of 2018. You can see it by looking at the equity curves, and does not include any dividends, just capital gains. Let’s dig deeper...