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In his recent Profit Confidential article, Canadian Dollar Poised for Long-term Strength, Sasha Cekerevac reports that March’s number for job creation in Canada came in at over 82,000 jobs.

George Leong, contributor to Profit Confidential, believes that banks are the fuel driving the economic growth, a reason why he is positive on the bank stocks.

About 40% of all profits earned by the S&P 500 companies come from overseas, according to Michael Lombardi, lead contributor to popular financial newsletter Profit Confidential.

This earnings season, Mitchell Clark, contributor to Profit Confidential, believes the results will signal a top to the stock market. Clark believes this earnings season is going to be the catalyst for the stock market’s near-term direction.

The latest quarterly results for Research In Motion (RIM) were quite bad, according to Sasha Cekerevac, co-editor for popular financial newsletter, Profit Confidential.

While GDP growth in the U.S. is estimated to run at around 2.97% in 2012, George Leong, contributor to Profit Confidential, prefers both China and India as places to invest.

For the first quarter of 2012, the S&P 500 rose 12%, but Michael Lombardi, lead contributor to popular financial e-newsletter and web site Profit Confidential, believes this is a bear market trap.

In March, U.S. employers added only 120,000 jobs, well below analyst estimates of 205,000, according to Michael Lombardi, lead contributor to popular financial newsletter Profit Confidential.

Along with the corporate earnings release from shipping giant FedEx Corporation came some dark clouds for the future, according to Sasha Cekerevac, contributor to popular financial newsletter and web site Profit Confidential.

Mitchell Clark, contributor to Profit Confidential, says that, while the near-term trading action in the stock market and commodities is mostly positive, he believes that the next recession might caused by higher oil prices