If you have tried the graph packages offered by your broker and other services, you soon realize how fortunate we are to have VectorVest graphs. Firstly, for me, the Candlesticks are so darn visually appealing!
If you want to be a successful dividend growth investor, it pays to look at the Canadian Dividend Aristocrats...
Timing the Market is the first step in improving your investment results. VectorVest has proven it repeatedly with many studies and actual results. It just doesn’t pay to ignore the market’s trends...
Whether you are a new investor or a veteran, VectorVest’s Model Portfolios give you a turnkey, complete trading system to help you achieve your financial goals...
In times like these, where markets are not behaving as most investors might expect, it is more important than ever to follow a rule-based trading system...
Investors in gold stocks, myself included, had a rude awakening Tuesday morning. The spot Price of gold was down $70 even before the market opened, plunging below the highwater benchmark of $2,000...
The Performance Graph might be one of the most underrated tools in VectorVest. Once you start using it, you’ll likely decide it is one of the most valuable. Exclusive to VectorVest, the Performance Graph allows you to compare the performance of any Stock, Industry or Sector compared to any other Stock, Industry, or Sector over any timeframe...
Four times a year, publicly traded companies report their earnings and sales figures for the prior quarter. We are just getting underway in Canada with some big names reporting 2nd Quarter results in recent days...
What a wacky stock market. A nice rally for a couple of hours early Monday followed by a huge selloff to the end of the session. Tuesday the market opens sharply lower for the first hour and then moves straight up the rest of the day...
The market has delivered a remarkable recovery since the March 23rd COVID bottom. The overall market measured by the VectorVest Composite Index, VVC/CA, is up an astonishing 38.8%/133.8% ARR to July 7th, but, of course, many individual stocks have done better than that by far...
