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We had more declines among all of the major indexes that we report again last week. The broader picture is even worse. The balance of stocks with positive trend values across all of Canada and the US continues to turn negative. Our Premium Service databases include about 7000 US stocks, 2000 Canadian equities and roughly 2000 exchange traded products (ETPs). We commute trend values for all of them. The bad news is that 57% of US stocks are trending lower, as are 61% of Canadian stocks and 71% of ETPs. Caution is indicated, unless you’re already on the short-side with your trading activities.
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Seasonality… We’ve added to our coverage of the calendar effects for June, by looking at the best performing sector and sub-sector opportunities. We also describe a Biotech seasonal play that lasts three months… mid-June through mid-September.
Topic of the Week… Regrettably, as we were transferring the results from a recent research project to TrendWatch Weekly, we identified some mathematical inconsistencies in the data. Rather than delay the newsletter further, we decided to proceed without a Topic of the Week this time. We’ll re-run the numbers, and you’ll see the results next week.