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Today, INK Research makes the case that the consumer's old romantic flame with the automobile could reignite as North Americans head back to work. If so, AutoCanada (ACQ) could benefit. The stock is trading right at its 200-day moving average. Contrarians might want to kick the tires of this opportunity.

Today, INK Research turns its attention to a Canadian biotechnology stocks that has been soaring on the back of renewed investor interest in the Canadian Healthcare sector. Two years ago, investors flocked to the group to chase pot stocks. This time around, investors seem to be more interested in genuine health care names that focus on using scientific research to develop therapeutics for COVID-19 and other ailments. Watch the free video summary below.

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1. Insiders bet on pharma industry innovator -  INK Research

As big pharma races to find a solution or COVID-19, insiders are betting that this small Canadian industry innovator may be poised to benefit.

Big win announced Wednesday

2. Opportunity in the COVID Crude Oil Contango - Real Vision

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1. Mining for bargains -  INK Research

Junior mining stocks have taken it on the chin like everything else this year. Insiders are bargain hunting, and in this report INK Research looks at two examples.

Mining titan buying

2 Beware the bear market rally - Real Vision

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1. Insiders buy as auto stock crashes - INK Research

Investors have been pricing in a lot of fear into auto stocks. Insiders at Martinrea International (MRE) appear to be signalling that the pessimism is probably overdone.

Buybacks halted

2 When the everything bubble bursts: betting on the dollar - Real Vision

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1. The inflation inflection point - Real Vision (subscriber video)
2. Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas insiders ride the waves - INK Research (subscriber video and free audio)

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As we kick off summer trading, insiders are suggesting it could be a hot one. While spring went out like a lamb with the INK Canadian Insider (CIN) Index falling 1.3% last week, it held a key support level at 1,071. For the year, the INK CIN Index remains up 3.8%, ahead of the S&P/TSX Composite which is essentially flat (+0.1%).

Looking ahead, the changing of the guard message we heard from insiders during the INK CIN Index's semi-annual rebalancing remains in place. Defensive strategies have been replaced by tilting towards stocks that would benefit most from a general rise in the price level and higher long-term rates.