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Stockbullz.com Weekly Stock Newsletter #5

April 14, 2006

When I'm bearish and I sell a stock, each sale must be at a lower level

 than the previous sale. When I am buying, the reverse is true.

I must buy on a rising scale. I don’t buy long

stocks on a scale down, I buy on a scale up.

Dear Canadian Stock Investor,

I mentioned that I would tell you about another 2 possible picks but I’ve decided to outdo myself and mention 3 this week.

[April 16, update: DON'T BUY CANWEST; HERE'S WHY: LINK]

Stockbullz.com Weekly Stock Newsletter #4

April 7, 2006

“Wide diversification is only required when investors do not

 understand what they are doing”.

Dear Canadian Stock Investor,

Quite a bit of things to talk about for this week so let me get right to it.

First off, I want to let you know that I am removing 4 stocks from the recommended table. They are PLY, CEK, CNS, BSKO.

I have not like how PLY has been moving ever so slowly downwards for the past month or so. I don’t like their chart and even though some news has been released, it doesn’t appear to have much effect on the share price. PLY was always intended as a speculative trade and I more than doubled my money on it in about a month. Now I’m moving on, looking for a better place to invest my money in. I hinted at this last week and this week it’s off the chart.

Stockbullz.com Weekly Stock Newsletter #3

March 31, 2006

“This market right now is moving on nothing more than emotions.

Guess what? It almost always moves on emotions.”

David Bach

 Dear Canadian Stock Investor,

Another week went by and there were some more fine returns on my picks.

Silvercorp led the pack pushing its total return to 240%! Its move this week was mainly caused by the announcement that the Yang Mining permit has finally been approved.

This removes any uncertainty that was present before the announcement. The next year will continue to be very exciting because I am quite sure that we will see a hoard of portfolio managers buying Silvercorp shares. This is the best Silver stock with the least amount of risk and smart fund managers should be buying within a month.

Stockbullz.com Weekly Stock Newsletter #2

March 24, 2006

“Wall Street people learn nothing and forget everything.”

- Benjamin Graham

 
Dear Canadian Stock Investor,

It’s been a pretty good week for my picks. Silvercorp managed to rack on another 49% this week.

My other Silver pick, Silver Wheaton, packed on another 27%.

Most others are up slightly. Please glance at the chart at the end of this letter to see the full list.

When you do look, you will see a new addition to the chart.

It is Anglo-Canadian Uranium (TSX-V:URA).

Please note where it’s placed under: Speculation; because that’s exactly what it is.

I bought a small amount of URA today and now let me explain to you why this company might go up.

They have 8 (maybe 9) projects that they own right now. Although you’d think they would only have uranium because of their name, they also have Gold, Silver, Diamonds, and Polymetallic.

Here is the full list:

Stockbullz.com Weekly Stock Newsletter #1
March 18, 2006

 “The market does not beat them. They beat themselves, because
though they have brains they cannot sit tight.”
- Jesse Livermore

 Dear Canadian Stock Investor,

This is the first of what I hope will be many and many more weekly Stockbullz.com weekly re-cap letters.

It’s only been slightly over a week since moving over from localstocks.blogspot.com but I think we are adjusting quite nicely.

About 50 of you have already registered on Stockbullz.com which is great, considering there are just over 200 people on the mailing list.

But that means that 75% of you are just silently reading in the background. I don’t mind one bit but it would be nice to have everybody actively participating on the site and making it a truly great and profitable place for every single investor.

Anyways, here are some of my thoughts on the market:

The market overall is quite a bit tougher than it was in late 2005 and early 2006. There is a lot of volatility with many days having stocks trading up, then the next taking back all their gains.

Looking back over the years, this part of the year (March till July) is probably the toughest to make money in. (And October!)

If you look back at my post recommending you to visit Lou Paquette’s Timeless Charts page, there is a nice chart proving this observation.

So shouldn’t I just sell all my stocks in February and buy them back in August you may ask?

Well I’m not going to stop you but I’m keeping my core positions.

Mr. Market sometimes likes to break patterns if they become too obvious, so you never know…

One of the catalysts that could send many resource stocks higher is the current situation in Iran. It’s quite unfortunate, but I see a very high chance that the US will invade Iran within a few months.

With this invasion, I don’t see any way that Oil supplies could not be disrupted.