Q&A: Taking on Our Readers’ More Challenging Questions

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Last week’s results favoured US stocks, although the trend rankings are still showing Canadian equities up front.

Trading Activity… There was no trading in the ProfiTrend Portfolio. The annualized growth rate for the PTP slipped to 102%, from its rather lofty level of 265% two weeks ago. That compares with AGRs of 20% for both the S&P 500 and the S&P/TSX Composite Index constituents.

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After a long dry spell of no one-on-one interactions with readers via email, some questions and comments have been rolling in. Some required personalized responses, but we’ve picked some that may be of more general interest, and answered them in this week’s edition. We welcome feedback in the form of questions, comments, suggestions and even critiques if they’re presented in a constructive manner.

Seasonality… We bring you a sneak preview for April as far as calendar effects are concerned. We’ll augment that with Brooke Thackray’s monthly seasonality videos, which will probably be available in a week or two.

State Street Investor Confidence Index… Brand new data on what the “smart money” institutional investors have been doing in March. The SSICI fell just 2.5 points in March to 120.2. This confirms what most of the world already knows… the “Crisis” in “Crimean Crisis” is a fabrication created by the US government and fuelled by their puppet media. It does not worry institutional investors at all, and they have billions of dollars at risk. More below.