Below, please find the latest High-Volume ETF Cutline report, which shows how far above or below their respective long-term trend lines (39-week SMA) my currently tracked ETFs are positioned. This report covers the HV ETF Master List from Thursday’s StatSheet and includes 322 High Volume ETFs, defined as those with an average daily volume of more than $5 million, of …
ETF Tracker Newsletter For October 18, 2019
ETF Tracker StatSheet You can view the latest version here. GLOBAL GROWTH FEARS STOP BULLISH MOMENTUM [Chart courtesy of MarketWatch.com] Moving the markets This is an early and short version of Friday’s commentary, since I will be tied up this afternoon. The markets are still open and will be for another 3.5 hours. We saw early weakness in part …
Weekly StatSheet For The ETF Tracker Newsletter – Updated Through 10/17/2019
ETF Data updated through Thursday, October 17, 2019 Methodology/Use of this StatSheet: 1. From the universe of over 1,800 ETFs, I have selected only those with a trading volume of over $5 million per day (HV ETFs), so that liquidity and a small bid/ask spread are assured. 2. Trend Tracking Indexes (TTIs) Buy or Sell decisions for Domestic and International …
S&P 500 Struggles With The 3,000 Level—Brexit Deal Looms
[Chart courtesy of MarketWatch.com] Moving the markets The major indexes edged higher early on, as the S&P500 fought hard to reclaim its 3,000-milestone marker. The index fluctuated all day slightly around that level but ended up slightly below it. Helping the bullish enthusiasm were news of a potential Brexit deal, which turned out to be more of a rumor than …
No Market Commentary
Due to a variety of obligations, I will not be able to write today’s commentary. Regular posting will resume tomorrow. Ulli…
Trade Optimism Off—Markets Rally
[Chart courtesy of MarketWatch.com] Moving the markets After the “mini trade” deal faded yesterday, today’s news brought into question whether anything was accomplished. Chinese officials essentially confirmed that the progress on the “phase 1” deal may have been a sham. Beijing will make good on the $50 billion of annual agricultural purchases, but only if Washington agrees to remove all …