SARS was a “thing” from November 2002 to July 2003. The drop was from 94.28 to 80.52 (14.5%). All-time high was $339.08 and if we
readUnless we’re in for a surprise crash, a bounce of some sort is imminent. The weekly. A head & shoulders may be in the works.
readA.: No, you cannot. When shorting, your potential losses are unlimited, and your TFSA account IS limited. The only two ways to short stocks in
readThis chart is from a week ago. 10-year returns still aren’t impressing me at all. This is why it’s important to time the market. The
readCan someone please enlighten me as to what happened 2 weeks ago that made insiders go on such a wild shopping spree?
readFrankfurt returns are on par with the S&P 500, except for the 10-year return which is much better. Guess the German market didn’t drop as
readLooking at the runaway action on [[SPY]] and the abysmal performance of [[SLW]], I just have to laugh at myself. I mean it takes a
readLong shadows on the candles. MA’s converging. Low volume. This is what indecision looks like. Dog days of summer are upon us. Latest quote: [[SPY]]]
readWhy did they choose BRIC as the acronym for Brazil, China, India and Russia? Why not CRIB? Makes way more sense as these are emerging
readThis is the May 11th edition cover, The Economist. [[SPY]]
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Small traders are wrong (long at peaks), Commercial hedgers are right (long at bottoms) – most of the time. There’s also a small matter of
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