Introducing Canadian Insider Insights
We are excited to be launching Canadian Insider Insights, a newsletter exclusively for CanadianInsider.com users to provide a quick read on what insiders are telling us about the outlook for the Canadian market. Commentary draws heavily from the subscriber-supported Market INK report, focusing on trends we see in the mid-cap-oriented INK Canadian Insider Index, signals from our proprietary sentiment indicators, and insider developments at key companies. The combination allows us to provide distinct, independent insight you will not find anywhere else.
For example, in the first edition, we focus on how the oil patch is likely to be the spark that reignites Canadian market momentum. At least so far this week, it is a thesis that appears to be playing out.
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Our first insider of the week
We are also introducing a new feature, Insider of the Week. In the first edition, we focus on a former Bombardier executive who quit just a week before the company's earnings release scheduled for Valentine's Day. It is a perspective you will not want to miss. We also quickly highlight the Howe Street Broadcast of the week that most caught our attention. In our inaugural edition, we feature Bob Hoye's take on gold and gold stocks in a potential post-asset-bubble contraction.
Our first Broadcast of the week: Bob Hoye's focus on gold miners
We are shooting for weekly publication on Mondays and registered users will soon be able to subscribe to the newsletter for free via their account settings which will deliver the PDF directly to your inbox. If you prefer, you will be able to simply read the newsletter online by visiting the Market Centre page. Watch for both of those features to be released over the next few days.
Most importantly, you can trust INK Research insights to be based solely on our research. We do not accept payments for stock coverage from companies or their promoters.
I hope you will enjoy our new publication and look forward to your comments and feedback. Click here to download the PDF of the very first Canadian Insider Insights.