THE PIG MARVELS AT HOW WE ARE PLAYED BY MEDIA, MARKETS, GOVERNMENT, MANUFACTURERS, ETC. THE PIG WANTS YOU TO KNOW, IF YOU CAN CLEAR THIS HOURLY, DAILY, WEEKLY CONTRIVED DIATRIBE FROM YOUR DIET, YOU CAN GET TO SEE THINGS MORE CLEARLY. IT WILL ENABLE YOU TO THINK, ACT AND PROFIT MORE EASILY, CLEARLY, AND READILY. NOW THE PIGS THE FIRST ONE TO ADMIT THAT THIS IS NOT THE EASIEST THING TO DO. WE ARE ALL, IN OUR OWN WAYS, SUBJECT TO INFLUENCE FROM SOME QUARTER OF LIFE OR ANOTHER. ALL THE PIGS SAYING IS THAT THE MORE CLUTTER YOU CLEAR, THE EASIER THE SIGHT LINES TO THE JOB AT HAND.
THEN AGAIN, I AM JUST...... A PIG.
ON WITH THE SHOW.....
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THE MAILBOX................................
SOME MAIL THE LAST FEW DAYS REGARDING AAA.V-ALLANA POTASH. A LONG TERM PIG HOLDING AND FAVORITE. THE PIG STATED WAY BACK AT THE BEGINNING OF THIS PLAY THAT IT WOULD BE A YEAR BEFORE WE KNOW WHATS THERE AND WHAT ITS WORTH. THAT WAS LAST NOVEMBER. THE PIG PREDICTED OVER $2 BY NOVEMBER 20101 AND HE STILL STICKS WITH THAT TARGET. THE PIG WON'T FALL FOR THE DISINTERESTED MARKETS SYNDROME THAT HAS AFFLICTED MANY STOCKS LATELY. THE LACK OF UNDERSTANDING BY MOST INVESTORS OF POTASH AND THIS PLAY IN PARTICULAR DOES NOT HELP EITHER. THE PIG SAYS HOLD TIGHT, STAY TRUE AND REAP THE BENEFITS COME FALL.
FAU.V ...NO CHANGES, PATIENCE WILL BE A VIRTUE AND BE PROFITABLE. EXPECT NEWS ON THE PP CLOSING AND MORE RESULTS. IF THE NEWS IS AS GOOD AS EXPECTED..........EXPECT THE PRICE TO BE WELL ABOVE .80 BY WEEKS END.
TODAYS CLOSING SCANS..............
KIA.V....BREAK OUT OR FAKE OUT.....? HIGH SCANNER OF THE DAY WITH GOOD NUMBERS IN NET CAPITAL INFLOW, VOLUME DISTRIBUTION, MOVING AVERAGES AND SENTIMENT REVERSAL AREAS. JUDGING BY THE SIGNS OF ACCUMULATION, AND THE WITH A LITTLE LIQUIDITY, WE MAY HAVE A TRADE HERE.
CHU.V...A PREVIOUS PIG PICK FROM JUNE 10....AND ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF PATIENCE REQUIRED IN THIS BUSINESS. ANOTHER BIG SCANNER ON THE NIGHT, WITH NET CAPITAL, MOVING AVERAGE AND SENTIMENT INDICATORS GOING SKYWARD. WILL THIS CONTINUE OR DO WE EXPECT A REST STOP ? YOURS TO SAY, THE PIG WOULD EXPECT A SMALL CORRECTION BEFORE THE NEXT LEG UP. ITS RUN HARD AND LONG..........BUT STILL HAS PROMISE...
MUM.V.....PUMP/DUMP OR BOUNCING OFF THE RUMP ? ANOTHER DECENT SCANNER OF THE NIGHT (TIED FOR 3RD PLACE)....THE PIG SMELLS A PROMO IN THE WIND. WITH SOME CONSTANT NUMBERS ON THE SCANNER, DECENT NEWS, AND SOME IMPROVED LIQUIDITY, IT MIGHT MAKE A GOOD TRADE. IT MIGHT .....
CXT.V....THIRD DAY, THIRD WHITE CANDLE, MAKING THE PIG RATHER THIRSTY WONDERING IF THERE'S GAS IN THE TANK. THE RUMOUR IS A SUPER CORE HAS BEEN CUT FROM THE THE COMPANIES SITE AND WILL BE ANNOUNCED SOON. THE PIG WILL LEAVE IT UP TO YOU TO DECIDE......
GOLD NEWS...........................
http://business.financialpost.com/2010/07/19/gold-enthusiasts-still-waiting-for-inflation/
Jeremy Torobin
Ottawa — Reuters Published on Monday, Jul. 19, 2010 8:48AM EDT Last updated on Monday, Jul. 19, 2010 6:36PM EDT
Foreigners snapped up a record net $23.2-billion in Canadian securities in May, Statistics Canada said Monday, led by an unprecedented $11.5-billion in government bonds that eclipsed the previous high by a margin of nearly two to one.
A global move into Canadian stocks and bonds began last year but is increasingly viewed by economists as part of a long-term shift, as foreign central banks and sovereign wealth funds put more of their cash here, drawn by the country's solid economic growth, healthy fiscal conditions and limited exposure to European debt.
That trend was even more evident in May, the month that European governments cobbled together a massive rescue package in a bid to convince markets that they wouldn’t let Greece or other cash-strapped nations default on their debts.
Canada’s relatively enviable position will be highlighted again Tuesday, if Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney raises interest rates for the second-straight decision, to 0.75 per cent, as economists anticipate. The U.S. Federal Reserve, the Bank of Japan, the Bank of England and the European Central Bank have all kept their benchmark lending rates steady as other Group of Seven economies take longer to emerge from the worldwide downturn.
“The rest of the world loves Canada and thinks it’s a safe place to invest, and May was a month of panic, generally speaking, of deteriorating European prospects, and of flight to safety,” Eric Lascelles, a top strategist at TD Securities in Toronto, said in an interview.
“Risk-aversion ultimately resulted in extra demand for bonds backed by a strong fiscal position, credible central bank and healthy banking sector.”
The surging foreign demand means Canadian federal and provincial governments issuing debt can pay less to the investors buying it when the securities mature, a dynamic that is also helped by the rather limited amount of Canadian debt for sale.
While both Canada and the U.S. are running large deficits, Canada’s is substantially smaller even on a per-capita basis, less than 4 per cent as a share of gross domestic product, compared with almost 11 per cent in the U.S.
According to the debt-management strategy Ottawa released earlier this year with the budget, the Finance Department will sell $95-billion of bonds in the current fiscal year, less than the $102-billion in the previous year.
“The more appetite there is, the easier it is to issue bonds, and the less the Department of Finance needs to fret over the deficits that are being run right now,” Mr. Lascelles said.
Warren Lovely, an economist at CIBC World Markets, last week published a report arguing that foreigners’ attraction to Canadian stocks and bonds is part of a permanent shift in how global investors see the country.
Foreigners’ total net purchase of Canadian securities for the first five months of the year was $53.9-billion, slightly more than the $52.1-billion bought by overseas investors from January through May of 2009.
TIME WASTER OF THE WEEK............
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WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE BANK OF CANADA......
http://www.financialpost.com/What+expect+from+Bank+Canada/3296898/story.html
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