Money, always money. What do with silver now.

For someone who wants to invest a little money and looks like me in the stock market, it may seem difficult at first. We dont no where to begin. We want to buy stocks that we have a part of a company, we try the forex ... I would say to buy shares, you must be knowledgeable of the market and there is a 100 chance of hitting a good deal. There are certainly interesting actions but it is too volatile market. Speaking of volatility, what's worse than forex. If you want to lose your money, go to the market. This is the worst place. For some time I interress market money. Not that of gold because the price is already too high in my opinion. The silver has been more in the shade and the price is reasonable. According to many research I've done, I think the future is interresting for money. But physical silver only. Not the paper. We're talking about a higher demand, inventory reserves decline year after year ... I think this is a market interesting. More physically you hold your investment. I think if you want to invest, do good research before you think be placement that suits you. For mine, I find. If you want to buy silver now, I advise you wait for the silver ets overbought. The title is up 28 to $ 31.30 in a few days. The stocastic is high and the RSI also. Be prudent.

Good day for american market, TSX and TSX-V are neutral

During the afternoon, the markets have stabilized and limit their downward trends.The situation of U.S. markets is better off facing the TSX and TSX-V. Any sector of the TSX is doing better, as the finance sector, the telecommunications sectorwhich peaked in recent months, the consumer goods sector which peaked the last 6 months. Since March this sector is strong enough. Maybe he should wear an eyeon it to follow the next direction. The health sector remains quite strong too. The decline in the TSX over the last week is part of a lower energy and resources.These sectors have stabilized but remains bullish.

Canam (CAM-TSX) experienced a difficult year

Marc Dutil spoke of a financial year "very difficult" in 2010 for Canam. "No fun" in the words of President and Chief Operating Officer of the Saint-Georges, who was addressing yesterday with financial analysts on the occasion of the release of results of last year.
While he had recorded a net profit of $ 20.4 million in 2009, Canam Group had to settle for a net profit of just $ 100,000 for the year ended December 31.
"In a recessionary climate, we chose to sacrifice profit margins to keep our people to work and keep our skills and expertise," said the boss of the company specializes in the design and manufacture of products and solutions construction.
According to Mr. Dutil difficult period in the market for non-residential construction in North America - "is our bread and butter" - should be continued during the first quarter of 2011.
Subsequently, the skies should clear. "We're starting to see light at the end of the tunnel after two years of solid blues," said Marc Dutil, stating that positive signals being received from across North America.
"Many projects were put on ice, there are two or three years, will soon come true," he pointed out, reporting that the Canam Group currently meets twice more tender thanthe same period last year. Moreover, the backlog of the company is doing well and stood on 31 December at $ 485 million, or 5% more than at the end of fiscal 2009.
20% increase in sales
Not everything has been depressing for the 2010 Canam Group who announced last fall, obtaining a $ 44 million contract to build a football stadium in Winnipeg.
Indeed, the company's sales jumped 20% in 2010 to $ 751.3 million. The increase is attributable primarily to the acquisition in February, the U.S. manufacturer of structural steel FabSouth. Marc Dutil said Canam Group was doing pretty well in the circumstances, by comparison with the recession of the early 2000s during which the company lost "over $ 20 million per year .
"At the time, we invested 6 or $ 7 million in our operations. Over the last five years, by cons, we invested $ 25 million on average per year to increase our capacity and productivity and to bring new products to market. "On the TSX, the title of Canam Group ( TSX: CAM) was worth, yesterday, $ 7.53, down 11 cents.


Source: Le Soleil

Canam-TSX To Watch

Canam goupe  (CAM-TSX) today reported financial statements for 2010. A news on the company website is published this morning saying the group to increase its sales by 20% in 2010. The title should be rising this morning after the news.