Peter Chandler
Peter Chandler
bounce bouncing environment seeing selling soon
We're in a bouncing environment and as soon as you get any kind of bounce they're selling into the bounce, and that's what we're seeing here.
beyond bump earnings focus looking market months recovery several short starts surely term until
We're just about through the earnings season. We have to go through this bump and grind. I think it will probably be like this for several months yet to come, until the market starts to focus on looking beyond the short term to the recovery that surely will follow.
acted canadian market pockets seen strength
We've seen pockets of strength in the Canadian markets, so the Canadian market actually acted a lot better than the U.S. market did as a whole.
activity basis expect gives low market short term time yesterday
We made a new low on the Nasdaq yesterday and on a very, very short term basis it's oversold and I think that we can expect this kind of activity from time to time where the market gives us some relief, some bounce.
earning earnings midst pleasant
We're still in the midst of a new earning season. There's probably going to be more disappointment in earnings than pleasant surprises.
bias market selective
We're still a market that's correcting, that's going to be awfully selective and there's still a bias to the downside.
base dollar fact higher levels low metals prices relative sector seeing strength trading
We're seeing relative strength in (metals and minerals). There are a lot of base commodities prices that are trading at higher levels right now. The fact that the (Canadian) dollar is as low as it is has made our metals sector more competitive than they would at higher levels.
action board continue environment favorable federal indicative reserve
We've got favorable action from the Federal Reserve Board again, indicative that they are going to continue to aggressively ease. So that's a favorable environment for stocks,
call days definitive dog economic market sign sitting waiting
We're in what I call the dog days of August. It's quiet, it's slow. Most market participants are sitting on the sidelines, waiting for some definitive sign from the economic numbers.