Insights: Monetary policy winds change direction to favour Canadian stocks

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Wed, 02/20/2019 - 10:35 am INK Staff, Canadian Insider

We have just published our second edition of Canadian Insider Insights, a newsletter exclusively for CanadianInsider.com users. This publication seeks to provide a quick read on what insiders are telling us about the outlook for the Canadian market. Commentary draws heavily from our institutional Market INK report to bring you distinct, independent insight you will not find anywhere else.

 

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You can read this week's edition Monetary policy winds change direction to favour Canadian stocks in HTML format via our Insights archive page.

This edition of Insights maintains our upbeat assessment of the outlook for Canadian stocks. That said, our record shows we are not shy about turning bearish when our indicators move south. In fact, last summer we were quite blunt about the risks facing the market in Sometimes the bomb might explode without any warning, a post that we shared with the Canadian Insider community.

While our admonition was a bit early, the S&P 500 remains below where it was when we published the piece, despite its remarkable round trip over the past four months. For the most part, Insights will stick to the Canadian market, but we will bring in the outlook for US markets from time-to-time, particularly when our indicators are flashing a bullish or bearish signal.

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