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Last week was a depressing one again for Canadian equity owners, while US stocks had minor gains. The trends are up (if only slightly) for US stocks, while Canadian index trends have turned negative.

ProfiTrend Portfolio… The annualized growth rate for the ProfiTrend Portfolio is now at +121%… still well above the comparable numbers for the S&P/TSX Composite Index (-7%) and the S&P 500 (+41%).

Seasonality… We revisit the US Thanksgiving trade, and concede that it didn’t deliver the turkey dinner of profits that we were anticipating.
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State Street Investor Confidence Index… The latest results for November and the revised data for October have just been released. The November reading continues to favour stocks over lower risk assets. While the global index fell slightly, due to declines in the North American and Asian markets, institutional investors jumped right back into more European equities, after reducing their holdings in October. Apparently, they know something that we don’t. The European index is at an all-time high, since the publication of the SSICI indexes began. We’ve updated our chart and you’ll find more detail below.

Topic of the Week… Momentum Myths Dispelled – Part 2
This week we continue our discussion of a major academic review paper on momentum investing. Last week we discussed 5 claims about momentum investing that have been proven to be false. This week we tackle 5 more. If you ever had any doubts about momentum approaches like our revolutionary relative trend analysis™ (RTA) methodology, those should all go away by the end of our discussion below.