neverdiejs
Posted - 1 week ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKy1cuTRThA Trading Trends 11/12/24 Biotechs & Europe Fall ~2.5% While New ATH for $BTC, $IGV, $XLC, $EWC By John Salama Top Standard Deviation (Surprise) ETF Moves of the Day Sorted by Multiple Sigma Move Gainers: N/A Losers: -2.9% $XBI (S&P Biotech SPDR) -2.0% VGK (Europe ETF FTSE Vanguard) Top 3 Gainers of the Past 5 Days: +29.2% IBIT (Ishares Bitcoin Trust ETF) [NEW ALL TIME HIGH] +17.8% ARKK (Ark Innovation ETF) +12.7% KRE (S&P Regional Banking ETF SPDR) Top 3 Losers of the Past 5 Days: -17.3% TAN (Solar Invesco ETF) [NEW 52 WEEK LOW] -13.0% VXX (Ipath.B S&P 500 VIX Short-Term Futures ETN) -10.3% GDX (Vaneck Gold Miners ETF) Top 3 Absolute Trades of the Past 5 Days: LONG IBIT +29.2% LONG ARKK +17.8% SHORT TAN -17.3%
WallStWingman
Posted - 2 weeks ago
Oh, Canada... Even our northern friends broke out in this rally Now, a nice little retest of the March 2022 weekly closing high $EWC
TeresaTrades
Posted - 10/29/24
Heavy options volume $EWC $AMKR $WSC $NOV $CVI
allstarcharts
Posted - 10/27/24
There are oil & gas stocks working, even in an environment where oil & has stocks have not been working $IMO shoutout Canada! $TSX $XLE $XOP $EWC
SunAndStorm
Posted - 10/22/24
$EWC Bought more #Canada into close.
SunAndStorm
Posted - 4 weeks ago
$EWC Added. Continued adding in steps.
TeresaTrades
Posted - 1 month ago
Heavy options volume $INFY $GEVO $ST $EWC $EWW
SunAndStorm
Posted - 1 month ago
$EWC #Canada Buying some here. ATH's lead to higher highs, unless they quickly reverse, which is not what I'm betting on. Also I like the oil exposure it has. Canada is on a rate lowering cycle and a bit better off than the US on inflation. This is based on the chart more than the range position as it's at about 83% in its Opportunity Range™ for today.
allstarcharts
Posted - 1 month ago
Shoutout Canada. New all-time highs again this month. Very different than the U.S. - No Healthcare, 2x the Industrials, 5x the Energy, 5x the Materials and 1/4 of the Tech exposure. $TSX $EWC $IMO $RY $TD
Ro_Patel
Posted - 2 months ago
RBC: Canadian consumers are pulling back this summer after years of pandemic revenge spending. Retail sales likely continued to decline again in July after adjusting for inflation, implying real retail sales fell in 6 of the first 7 months of the year. A decrease in spending on clothing, groceries & gasoline accounted for the fall. Cardholders have spent less on groceries for 3 consecutive months, but real spending at restaurants was also significantly weaker in July. Consumer spending continues to show signs of stress as many wait for the impact of the BoC rate cuts to filter through to mortgage interest costs. We expect consumption will remain soft (relative to still-strong population growth) over the second half of the year before picking up in 2025 as the BoC continues to ease monetary policy. $XIU.TSX $SHOP.TSX $L.TSX $EWC $FXC
CycleTrade
Posted - 2 months ago
The idea behind index funds is, 'if you can't beat 'em, join them! In an expanding world, over time despite a few opens and downs, markets tend to rise and an easy way to ensure you participate is through an Exchange Traded Fund such as $EWC or $XIC.TSX which tracks Canada's equity market. The daily 50 period SMA is short enough to catch upward swings and keep you out of harm's way but not so short as to constantly whipsaw
Ro_Patel
Posted - 2 months ago
BoC delivers 3rd rate cut & bringing rate to 4.25% BoC noted that while the economy grew at a faster pace than expected in the second quarter, preliminary data for June and July suggest economic activity slowed. BoC Gov reiterated that if inflation continues to ease as expected, it is “reasonable” to expect more rate cuts. Canada’s annual inflation rate has been below 3% for months, reaching 2.5% in July. $XIU.TSX $FXC $EWC
Ro_Patel
Posted - 3 months ago
Potential rail strike or lockout at both of Canada’s major rail companies $CNI & $CP could begin as early as August 22 if an agreement isn’t reached with the union. Historically, there have not been disruptions from both major rail companies at the same time. Rail shipping accounts for about 0.5% of Canada GDP. Trucking activity would rise in the event of a strike, but it cannot replace rail shipments, particularly for products like grains. Relatively high levels of inventories in the manufacturing sector could blunt the immediate downstream impact of transportation disruptions, but a shutdown of any significant length (e.g., more than a week) could have a substantial impact on the broader macroeconomy. $EWC $USO $IYT
Thestocktraderhubzee
Posted - 3 months ago
$EWC Google To Update Regional Restrictions Under Political Content Policy In August 2024 To Include Canada
StocktwitsResearch
Posted - 3 months ago
BREAKING: Canada's youth unemployment rate rises to 14.2% in July, its highest since September 2012 excluding the pandemic. Among young men, the unemployment rate jumped 1.3percentage points in July, to a whopping 16.0%. This is a massive 5 percentage point jump since the start of 2024. Nearly 2 in 10 young men in Canada are currently unemployed. Overall, Canada's economy lost -2,800 jobs last month, marking the 2nd straight monthly drop. What is happening in Canada? $EWC $RY $TD $ENB $CNQ post and image sourced from: Kobeissi Letter
TeresaTrades
Posted - 4 months ago
Heavy options volume $EWC $QURE $SGH $MXEF $LNTH
