Tailwinds and Headwinds were originally posted in the Weekly Updates for May 6 and May 13, respectively. When I originally wrote about these two topics in May 2022, the three American Indexes – the S&P 500 Index (S&P), the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA), and the Nasdaq Composite Index (Nasdaq) – were trending downward since […]
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The week ending November 11, 2022
Items that may only interest or educate me …. … lest we forget, more Canadian rate hikes, American October CPI, US mid-term elections, semiconductors. Let’s begin … Thanks to surprisingly huge jobs gains in Canada in October (108,000 new jobs, more than ten times the number economists expected), analysts believe the Bank of Canada (BoC) […]
The week ending October 21, 2022
Items that may only interest me …. Statistics Canada data released this week showed Canada’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) year over year inflation rate for September rose to 6.9%, decelerating from 7% in August (analysts were expecting 6.8%). That is the third successive month that the year over year CPI has dropped. As well, Canada’s […]
The week ending September 30, 2022
Fractional shares…. And so ends the third quarter of 2022. After a rally to start the quarter, the markets ended with a thud! The Toronto Stock Exchange Composite Index (TSX) is doing the best of the four major North American Indexes, and it is in a market correction (down more than 10% from recent highs). […]
The week ending September 23, 2022
Fractional shares…. The big news that impacted us investors came out of the USA this week, causing share prices to tumble. As expected, the US Federal Reserve (Fed) raised the US benchmark interest rate by 0.75% this week. This was the third straight 0.75% increase. What was unexpected was the Fed’s vow to crush inflation, […]
Look to the future for opportunities
Back at the start of the year, in January 2022, financial analysts were warning, if not screaming, that inflation and higher interest rates were coming. Prices were rising and it was going to cost more to pay off debt, be it loans, mortgages, or corporate debt. That we knew should have planned accordingly (I did […]