Trend profile: FirstService Corp.
This real estate services stock's technical strength may anticipate more positive moves for the share price ahead.
25 Jul
This real estate services stock's technical strength may anticipate more positive moves for the share price ahead.
18 Jul
Nike’s shares have outperformed the S&P 500 for six straight weeks – all against a backdrop of consumer pessimism. The current Stock Trends Bullish Crossover presents a new opportunity to capture gains in a positive price trend for this stock.
11 Jul
Canadian investors should have their finger to the southerly wind, and consider either investing in defensive U.S. sectors, or take a bear market position on the TSX.
13 Jun
The strong performance of the industrial sector in this Tuesday’s market rally indicates the premium position Caterpillar would have with a return of a more bullish market sentiment.
05 Jun
Agrium's current Stock Trends Bearish Crossover indicator, a signal of the penetration of the stock’s intermediate trend line below its primary trend line, is a marker for a trade exit for investors with an eye on the prevailing market mood.
29 May
A long-term chart of Rogers’ share price indicates a consolidating pattern, something that often results in a definitive move north or south ahead.
15 May
Last week’s rally on unusually high trading volume drove the stock above its May 2010 peak and delivers a trading opportunity for conservative investors coveting Sysco's dividend stream, currently yielding 3.2 percent.
08 May
Shareholders of ATCO should be happy about the stock’s current push to new 52 week highs – the stock rallying from $58 to above $63 in May’s trading - and can expect more advances in the months ahead.
25 Apr
The mixed performances on the oil patch instruct that there are selective opportunities for investors to add to their sector exposure. Delphi Energy may be ready to rally through resistane as the sector performance improves.
18 Apr
Income investors who think that inflation will run higher than the 2.7 per cent currently implicit in Real Return Bond yields will be interested in going long these bonds.
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As 2025 comes to a close, investors naturally ask whether the strongest trends visible at year-end represent durable opportunity—or merely seasonal noise. The Stock Trends framework addresses this question not by forecasting headlines, but by examining how trend structure, momentum and participation, and ST-IM forward opportunity align across different classes of capital. This year-end outlook integrates three complementary lenses that Stock Trends users can carry directly into Q1 2026: Large-cap institutional momentum — where capital can deploy at scale Top Trending momentum leadership — where price discovery is happening fastest Stock Trends Inference Model (ST-IM) — where forward return expectations and risk dispersion suggest true alpha opportunity
The final trading week of the year is often dismissed as inconsequential. Liquidity thins, participation narrows, and many investors assume that meaningful signals will wait until January. Yet history shows that year-end positioning—especially in hard assets—often reveals more about institutional conviction than about seasonal noise. The Stock Trends framework does not speculate on holiday effects. It classifies what is happening beneath the surface. As holiday trading unfolds, the precious metals complex offers a clear case study in why disciplined trend analysis matters most when markets appear quiet. Earlier this month, we examined silver’s resurgence and the discipline required to participate without emotion. Today’s update allows us to ask a more important question: Has silver leadership expanded into a broader precious-metals regime, or is this still a narrow trade vulnerable to reversal?
In markets where headline indexes appear steady but leadership narrows beneath the surface, the Stock Trends framework tends to guide investors toward a specific class of opportunity: durable trends supported by durable business structure. This week’s universe reinforces that late-cycle character—Bullish classifications remain dominant overall, yet momentum leadership is increasingly selective. It is in this environment that a largely ignored cohort deserves fresh attention: hospital consumables. These are the unglamorous, repeat-use products embedded deep within clinical workflows—dialysis supplies, catheters, blood collection systems, sterilization kits, and procedure disposables. They rarely make headlines, but they often exhibit the same technical signature Stock Trends users learn to respect: persistent trend behavior with corrections that are more often time-based than destructive.
For Consumer Discretionary companies, the six weeks surrounding Black Friday and year-end are not just a retail storyline—they are a real-time referendum on consumer confidence, pricing power, and risk appetite. To test what this period actually means for investors, we analyzed the Stock Trends Consumer Discretionary universe across every year in the dataset, using a consistent six-week window (from the third week of November to the final trading week of December, based on weekly Friday closes). The objective was simple: does the Stock Trends framework—trend classifications, RSI relative strength, and volume tags—extract a repeatable signal from the holiday season? The answer is nuanced, but actionable. $19.95/Month
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