Sid Mokhtari

Anything that we can produce in Canada and sell outside of Canada... by Sid Mokhtari

Anything that we can produce in Canada and sell outside of Canada should be viewed positively.

The move that we had for the gold and the energy complex, initially was a good move. It's probably going to stay volatile, but with a higher tilt.

Many foreign flows have left Canada because of the devaluation of... by Sid Mokhtari

Many foreign flows have left Canada because of the devaluation of the currency.

You're looking at a commodity-based rally which is primarily on U.S. dollar weakness, it's reasonable to assume pressure on the U.S. dollar can persist until we get a better message out of the U.S. Fed on their intentions for policy.

They tried to rally, it was really oversold yesterday. But there's no real catalysts right now to turn this around, people are still worried about the election in Canada as well as what is happening in the U.S. in terms of earnings.

The fact that OPEC is going to get together and come up with a fair value for oil gave some boost to the market.

If we can see stability in the energy complex, we're naturally going to get stability in the banks as well.

It's probably going to be challenging over the next few months. We're watching volatility very carefully.

If we had to make a guesstimate, we're still in a narrow range going forward, it's probably going to be challenging over the next few months. We're watching volatility very carefully.

The pressure from commodity-related assets is probably going to stay with us for a little longer, there's no real catalyst for them to get a lift and that's why we expect this doldrums or this stagnation to persist.

It shows how much liquidity there is in the market as soon as you get release out of the whole Greece situation.

Canadian banks are reflecting that weakness of the energy sector, which keeps them at best range-bound, if not weaker.

The recent weakness of the U.S. dollar has helped some of the com... by Sid Mokhtari

The recent weakness of the U.S. dollar has helped some of the commodities in Canada.

As long as you can see your financial markets being stable, I think you can envision equity markets in general to be stable. And that's what we're still seeing.

The energy run that we've had is, in the very short term, banking up to tough levels on a technical front to be able to sustain itself on the upside.

It's a more stable environment right now, given that we've taken away the volatility with the big selloff we had in the oil patch.

It's a strategy that a lot of folks have become more comfortable with, you go into year-end holding stocks that are very strong, and as you come into the new year you want to reposition for some of those very deep oversold conditions.