Fission Uranium (FCU)

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Gitzel fuels up with Cameco, Mosaic buys

It’s no exaggeration to say Saskatchewan-based Power Prospector Tim Gitzel is powered by fuel and food. His corporate involvement spans both nuclear giant Cameco (CCO) and NYSE-listed fertilizer play The Mosaic Company (MOS*US), and lately he’s been adding to his stake in both companies.

As we review, here's looking at U

In this blog we're going to look back at a few stock ideas we've presented over recent months - and give our view on how they look going forward.

We should first start by saying that the view we shared in late summer was that the US market (a great influence on our Canadian markets) would rise during fall of last year. In reality, the US market and many world markets, after making a sharp correction in August, have rebounded and moved sideways for months. The inability of markets to make headway, along with the great amount of volatility, have fed into investor fear and dampened sentiment, creating conditions that may very well allow markets to surprise to the upside.

October is set to treat investors, trick pundits

In looking at start the start of October, we entered a period which began under a great deal of negative sentiment thanks to the volatility of the last few months and the financial media which always seem ready to trot out annual comparisons to October 1987 or various analogs to the 1929 stock market crash. We see this as a very bullish backdrop from a contrarian point of view. In fact, we are already seeing increasingly bullish signs across North American financial markets. The S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrials have thumbed their noses at the mainstream media as they have risen 5% in the last week alone, one of the best starts to October ever!

Are quietly climbing microcaps and commodities foretelling a return to risk and speculation?

We are pleased to celebrate the re-launch of Canadian Insider by sharing some thoughts on the market. 

We begin with a particularly noteworthy chart. The iShares Russell Microcap Index Fund (IWC*US) is a chart I have been following closely. It may surprise people that this fund which holds small cap companies in diverse sectors, has been outperforming the US and Canadian market for about a year and has in the past few sessions, broken out to a multi-year high - importantly, with very little attention from the financial media.

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