Seasonality Trends: As at May 1, 2019

Despite historical evidence of market weakness and, equally, despite market indexes being at or near all-time highs, it is difficult to fight the tape and embrace the well-recognized, widely-followed adage “Sell in May, and Go Away”. However, investors should be very cautious at this point in the cycle. [more]

The summer months, including part of September, typically are bearish months for the stock market, and it is usual to witness increased volatility as September proceeds. Then, historically, from about mid-September until about mid-January, the market exhibits a decided upturn, although usually a little bumpy along the way. [more]

eResearch Corporation is pleased to provide our Channel Breakers report, which features all of the Canadian stocks that broke above or broke below their respective price-channels. We stress that these charts are based on daily closing prices and, therefore, are appropriate for use by short-term traders.
Our report is prepared courtesy of the technical charts of TheUpTrend.com. [more]