Today, Don Vialoux and Matt Kacur commented about whether V-N, OCLR-Q, HBM-T, CCO-T, CCA-T, CCL.B-T, EIF-T, NFI-T, CVS-N, SHOP-T, F-N, SJ-T, THO-T, TRP-T, ATD.B-T, ALC-T, TJX-N, RPI.UN-T, BF.B-N, IPL-T, ABX-T, GSK-N, PHM-X, DIS-N, CLIQ-T, DSG-T, CRH-T, BB-T, SJR.B-T, PYF-T, G-T, SLF-T, CGX-T, DOL-T, BCE-T are stocks to buy or sell.
Natural Gas. It has two periods of seasonal strength. One is in the summer time when it is used for generation of power for air conditioning. It is still in a downward trend and is building a base. If it breaks out above $3.05 there will be an interesting trade on Nat. Gas. A good way to play it is to invest in Nat. Gas stocks. Gassy stocks are starting to show some interesting bottoming patterns. Watch for results from gassy stocks.
Educational segment. How to Play Earnings Season. Next week is the big week. Looking at Canada’s top 60 TSX companies, earnings should be up 11.3%, 47 should report higher earnings. Base metals and energy are expecting the biggest percentage gains. Look for those that had a loss last year at this time and report a profit this year. The banks are expected to have robust earnings coming into this quarter. The key in gold is how they calculate their future asset base.
Markets. The market is looking expensive by quite a few metrics. Sentiment is pretty strong. In 2012 the total value of the future performance of a company was 54% and now it is 71%. The rest of the value is fixed and working capital. The FANG stocks are surprising okay. He is little leery of AAPL-Q, however.
Markets. Last week we saw the market starting to roll over. The transports really got hit. The DOW Transportation Index moved significantly lower into October and last week it moved down 2.79% so we are clearly into the corrective phase already. He recommends gold and gold stocks. As you get into the summer time there is a slowdown in the use of transportation services. 39% of the S&P stocks report results this week. When the DOW companies report he feel there will be a selloff in that market.