Today my Dividend Portfolio increased by $25.47 to $13,451.25.
The best performer of the day was
Pembina Pipeline (PPL.TO) up by
1.58% or 53 cents to $34.17. Within the next couple of days the stock will test its resistance level. Most of the technical indicators suggest that the price will break out. My average price is 29.70 per share.
The worst performer of the day was
Crescent Point (CP.TO) down by 0.59% or 24 cents to $40.33. Still, it was a great break out for the past 2 days. Its prior resistance level is now a new support so the stock could retrace back to its new support lever of around $39. The current 50 day moving average is at $38.50.
The Toronto stock market
closed higher for a sixth session Tuesday with most sectors showing gains as
traders sensed that the TSX may have turned the corner amid improving global
economic conditions.
Traders also took in weaker than expected U.S. jobs data that suggested the Federal Reserve likely will be in no rush to start winding up a key element of economic stimulus.
Traders also took in weaker than expected U.S. jobs data that suggested the Federal Reserve likely will be in no rush to start winding up a key element of economic stimulus.
The S&P/TSX composite index climbed
61.53 points to 13,248.06, its highest level since July 2011, led by mining
stocks.
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