Skot Kortje
Skot Kortje has been analyzing stock market trends for 15-years using trend analysis. His Stock Trends indicators have been published by The Globe and Mail since 1995. For more go to Stocktrends.ca .
Appetite for food stocks grows
The relatively early stage of Metro's bullish trend promises a good trade in 2010
InMet's retreat offers opportunity for bulls
A move back to $70 is the short-term objective. It could go as high as $78
Correction may loom for emerging markets
The Claymore BRIC ETF lacks the support it had in the fall. Fund holders have good reason to sell
Market appetite for Boston Pizza rising
If the units maintain their bullish trend, the next technical price objective should be around the $15 level
Small-cap rally puts spotlight on Hanfeng
Buyers of this stock should start lining up now as the global economy and small-caps both gain in strength
A technical look back at 2009's winning stocks
Google and RIM share the spotlight with Tata Motors and First Quantum in Skot Kortje's analysis
Supermarket stocks shake off bearish trend
Empire Co.'s improving trend picture should be a welcome mat for investors anxious about the stock market's near-term prospects and looking for more defensive equity exposure
Rate changes key for utility play Fortis
Should the stock break through resistance at $28, shareholders may have a limited 5- to 7-per-cent upside to balance against overall market performance
Potash Corp. on the right side as agriculture stocks recover
A hint of higher demand for potash could make the fertilizer producer a breakout stock in coming months
CCL: A hedge against the downturn
The stock faces immediate price resistance, but could fight its way back to being a plus-$30 stock again with a strong move this week
