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stocktracker101 wrote: lol. How that CAD/US exchange you made at $0.71 last March doing? The Canadian dollar just hit another 3 year high at $0.8149.. You are down 12% on all of your cash you converted. Which was everything as per your post to oilspecs at the time.. Lololololol. Remember you said that the CAD economy was going into recession because it's based on oil and bought American dollars just as the CAD dollar was at its 17 year low and the FED was getting ready to print $6 Trillion more American dollars? HAHAHAHA.. You are the dumbest poster in the history of stockhouse. A headline investor who made a couple of bucks on the longest bull run in history that even a monkey could have made money in. I can't wait until this market turns over so egocentric morons like yourself get a taste of reality and how dumb you actually are. It's coming. Almost there.

ImpIications wrote:   Unreal  !!!   They continue to hit new highs over and over and over .   Like they state below  ....   Looks good for the second quarter !!!


Look at that "FACEBOOK" go  !!!   Fantastic financials .

And "APPLE"  did very well also.

And Amazon ( after market close today ) also announced fantastic financials and should open higher tomorrow  ....   I hope  ...   LOL !!!

And the Canadian banks ( which I am invested in 5 of them )  continue to head up also .  What nice charts ...  and they pay a dividend to boot.   You gotta Luv It  !!!!


  And the copper stocks ....   take a look at the chart on " Capstone " ( CS ) ....  what a run  !!!!    Once again ....    "diversification" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



Oh yeah ....  you gotta be diversified  and own the ones with the good financials ....  as almost anyone with any intelligence already understands .

Go stockmarkets Go  !!!!

Investing.com – The S&P 500 closed at record highs Thursday as tech steadied from its intraday malaise and a Facebook-led rally in communication services supported investor sentiment. 

The S&P 500 climbed 0.7% to end the day at a closing record high of 4,211.60, and the Nasdaq Composite was up 0.2%, after rising to an intraday record high of 14,211.57. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.7%, or 242 points.

U.S. first-quarter GDP rose 6.4%, better than expectations for a 6.1% rise, and growth is expected to pick up in the quarters ahead.

"The strength in activity late in the first quarter means the second quarter starts from strong foundations, and we think double-digit growth is a good bet as Covid fades and the economy fully opens," Pantheon Macroeconomics said. "Q3 should also see very rapid growth."

U.S. bond rates gave up some their intraday gains helping big tech recoup some losses.  

Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) was up 7% after reporting blowout quarterly earnings of $3.30 per share that markedly beat estimates for $2.33 a share.

Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) also delivered better-than-expected results, led by strong services and iPhone sales growth. The shares ended flat after cutting intraday losses amid a slew of positive upgrades from Wall Street.

"Apple absolutely crushed rising Street expectations heading into the print across the board, with iPhone revenues beating by 17%+ in a jaw dropping performance," Wedbush said in a note as it lifted its price target on the stock to $185 from $175.

Google-parent Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) was higher, while Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) traded in the red.

Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN), which is set to report results after the market closes, ended the day higher.

Amazon is expected to report strong results, driven by e-commerce growth and increasing demand for its cloud services amid an ongoing digital transformation trend.

Financials were pushed higher by a rise in banks and insurance companies. Cincinnati Financial Corporation (NASDAQ:CINF) led the group after the regional bank reported its first-quarter results late-Wednesday and topped analysts' estimates.