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Ever get that feeling that your stocks are heading for a brick wall, and you start to feel like a dummy? Chances are that you’re wrong (about the dummy part anyway). There are just times when a majority of all stocks head lower… yours included. We don’t need to discuss reasons for a mass sell-off, just accept the fact that they happen from time to time. Unfortunately, we may be sliding into one of those phases right now. More in this week’s edition of TrendWatch Weekly.
Last week… We had the Canadian and US markets heading in opposite directions again last week, but not to any great extent.
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PTP… Our PTP APAR score remained fairly constant during the past week. The S&P/TSX Composite Index APAR rose a bit and the S&P 500 APAR turned even more negative.
We sold one position in the PTP last week and replaced it with another one. We’re continuing to select stocks based on the uptrend in gold bullion, and gold mining equities.
Cannabis Corner… We have our usual updated chart of the performance of the largest cannabis stocks (our “Billionaire Club” based on market cap). This group is still suffering from set-backs in share prices since the end of Q1. It’s currently cannabis stock reporting season for Q2. Most so far have substantially increased production and revenues, but only a small proportion have positive earnings. With regard to price shifts following the release of the financial results to date, profitable companies have been rewarded (price boost), whereas there has been a rush to the exits for those with substantial losses, particularly those with expanding losses.