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Perhaps some Swiss banks may be safer than some of the ones found on that list, but it doesn't necessarily disqualify the _relative_ rankings of the banks that are there. In other words, I think it's still fair to say that Canadian banks as a whole are safer than most of their US counterparts, which is was what I was trying to get at. Besides, every Canadian bank also has an implicit government guarantee - they would never allow any of the big 5 banks to fail for any reason.
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Given things stayed the same. These levels will be broken when the status que changes.
If your stock has been bouncing its head at an hourly resistance levels for 3 days and the market moves up sharply today, your stock has a higher chance penetrating that level.