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Strategies & Market Trends
Canadian Market Direction

An SI Board Since June 1997

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Emcee: Jan Johnstone	Type: Unmoderated

Introduction Compact

Looking for general discussion on direction of Canadian markets, especially TSE.

Focus can be short-term or long-term. Discussion can focus around upcoming economic/political news, or anything else that you think might drive Canadian markets. In particular, I would like opinion when one thinks Canadian markets may diverge from American markets.

This thread may be of interest to mutual fund holders, index option traders, holders of "market" stocks, or those who want to just get a feel for Bull/Bear sentiment.

All comments and opinions welcome ?

Jan

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35	Is Canada the current favour for the international scene with the instability i	andy	-	8/2/1997
34	Will the TSE move with the DOW if the DOW dives ? Pretty impressive performance	Jan Johnstone	-	7/20/1997
33	I happened by a chat line on CANOE where someone posed an interesting idea : is	andy	-	7/13/1997
32	Interesting questions. Central banks are obviously dumping gold because of glob	Jan Johnstone	-	7/9/1997
31	Just some random questions to spark some interest. Will lower gold prices crea	andy	-	7/7/1997
30	Should be an interesting week coming up. We've got two national holidays, t	Jan Johnstone	-	6/29/1997
29	Jan: I think your call on the Fed and the TSE seem quite reasonable. I think w	ddcox1	-	6/23/1997
28	David, can't disagree with your views on the "duality" within TSE	Jan Johnstone	-	6/23/1997
27	Hi Jan! My views on the Canadian market are slightly unconvential, but I do ho	ddcox1	-	6/23/1997
26	It's likely good fortune, but Thiessen is much more effective than Crow eve	Jan Johnstone	-	6/16/1997
25	General question : How much do you believe in Mr. Thiessen? Do you think his r	andy	-	6/16/1997
24	Jan I treat covered calls like a dividend. But instead of waiting every quart	william smith	-	6/15/1997
23	For anyone interested in US market direction, go to the following: exchange200	Jan Johnstone	-	6/15/1997
22	Will, in your mind what makes a stock a "good" covered call ?? Also w	Jan Johnstone	-	6/15/1997
21	Looks like a Fed hike may have to be postponed till August 20 FOMC meeting. The	Jan Johnstone	-	6/12/1997
20	My view on NNC before this resent run-up was it is a buy between $38-$44 CND, a	william smith	-	6/9/1997
19	Why do you say short term sell? This stock will react very positively on Monday	thebeach	-	6/9/1997
18	NNC is a short term SELL, medium term BUY, long term VERY STRONG BUY. Jan	Jan Johnstone	-	6/8/1997
17	I agree partially with your assessments. Specifically, with regards to internat	Jan Johnstone	-	6/8/1997
16	Is the Canadian dollar a big threat? I see a MONSTROUS amount of upside on the	Cascade Berry	-	6/8/1997
15	Quality is virtually undefined in this market ... everyone is looking like a ge	andy	-	6/7/1997
14	As I said many times,keep buying quality and hold.What is your opinion of NNC?W	thebeach	-	6/7/1997
13	So where do you think we are in the business cycle ... I believe the cycle is s	andy	-	6/7/1997
12	Markets just keep on roaring. Continual new highs on the TSE I can understand,	Jan Johnstone	-	6/7/1997
11	Sounds like the price of oil is heading to 100$ a barrel again ... just read th	andy	-	6/4/1997

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