AMAZING

http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui

Nice move on apple

Audio runs only 3minutes on the original player,had to use the new player for the rest of the newsletter.

Awesome!!

History shows that election of a Republican president following a two term Democrat president does not go well during the first nine months of his Presidency. Changes in Washington move slower than anticipated and the President’s mandates are delayed. Thereafter, a bull market in the U.S. ensues and the Canadian equity market goes along for the ride.

Thanks Steve

 Doesn’t anyone here know of a site where you can type in a $TSX stock symbol and simply get an earnings date? 

Nice upward move on Golden Entertainment

earnings Aug 1 for GDEN and Aug 2 for CVRS 

On a downward trend,the largest bounce when you see a rally that exceeds the previous ones,that's a break in symmetry and you can expect to see a higher low form on the next pullback.Would you also see more volume on the next higher low?

https://youtu.be/biq0NAF2e60

Nice observation Steve

Nice move up 11%

There is audio problems starting from chart #44

Smart looking young boys.

 Any U.S. dollar gains or losses as a result of the ETF’s investment will be hedged back to the Canadian dollar to the best of the ETF’s ability

Energy.  There is still a massive glut in the oil market. The summer driving season is coming and demand is going to pick up by 1 million barrels. The problem is now April, May and June. US storage is at record levels, way above the five-year average. OPEC is hoping that with their 1.2 million barrel cut and the continuation of that cut through to the end of the year, that million barrels will allow things to grow in and begin to start to see inventories globally come down. In his opinion, OPEC is able to cut another 2 million barrels a day. In the past, when they made cuts, it hasn’t been one cut that has worked, it has been 3 or 4 cuts between a total of 3 and 5 million barrels. Also, risk premiums are coming back. 10-15 years ago there was a $5-$6 a barrel premium because of worries about the Straits of Vermouth, the Straits of Molokai, Yemen, etc. OPEC is hoping that the non-OPEC supply will give some credence and cut back, which to him it is a nonsensical idea. US is not cutting back. Canada is not cutting back. Mexico won’t cut back. Britain won’t cut back. They are hoping Russia will agree. The government of Russia is saying they are cutting back, but the 2 largest Russian players are selling every barrel they can.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has approved the Dakota Access Pipeline due to start production of 480,000 barrels per day starting May 14.This will add to the oil glut.

CNN announces that the house will vote on healthcare act on Friday morning?

Another incident highlighting just how centralized our online world has become—and how fragile it can be: yesterday Amazon Web Services experienced a cascade of system failures at its Virginia data centre. AWS is, of course, the hugely successful cloud computing arm of the online retailer—thought to account for more than 30% of the market—and millions of businesses rely on Amazon’s services. AWS boasts that its customers can count on 99.99% uptime,  but if something goes wrong…

Its failures become amplified to a destructive degree. In the case of AWS, that .01 percent of the time when your data isn’t available means that over a third of the internet ceases to function well. Amazon won’t say how many cloud computing customers it has or the exact percentage of internet traffic that’s affected when an error happens. But Tuesday’s outage showed that it could bring entire networks of websites grinding to a halt.

Using chrome this morning and it is fine.