When you have a service like VectorVest, there is an infinite number of ways to make money in the stock market. Less appreciated, perhaps, is the priority VectorVest has always given to the principles of managing risk and protecting your wealth...
Are you worried about the safety of your dividends? You are not alone...
Investors have endured the steepest stock market collapse in the shortest period of all-time...
As I write, market volatility continues. VectorVest is urging caution and erring on the side of defense. This might be a time when even aggressive investors and traders will want to wait for more confirmation of an uptrend, such as the DEW or Confirmed Call...
The Toronto Stock Exchange’s TSX jumped a remarkable 1,342 points or 11.96% Tuesday, March 24, a broad-based rally sparked by hopes of further stimulus measures by the US and other major economies...
Unprecedented. Worse than the financial crisis of 2008. The business media could not deliver a more stark analysis of the economic fallout from the Coronavirus than they did this week. Stock market corrections happen every few years, but 30% in less than a month...
Dividend Yield (DY) is primarily viewed as an estimate of how much income you can expect to receive in relation to the price of the stock if you hold it for an entire year. The formula is simply the Annual Dividend Paid divided by the current Share Price, or the Purchase Price if you already own the stock...
We’re in the thick of another earnings season so it’s a good idea to reflect on a few best practices to keep us on the right path...
Last week a subscriber emailed, “What does the term retirement mean with VectorVest? Does it mean you are already retired and living on the income and buying mostly REITs or high dividend paying stocks similar to the positions held in the Canadian model Retirement portfolio?”
Sometimes this market is hard to figure out. As I write on Tuesday, January 28, the Market Timing Indicator or MTI continued to fall even on a day when the TSX Composite rose 58 points or 0.33%...
