Two days of rebounding action pushed the major indexes higher and instilled some confidence that maybe some support can be found at these levels. Of course, it’s still anybody’s guess if this is just a dead cat bounce. Below please find the link to the most recent ETF Master list, which has been updated with yesterday’s closing prices. This will …
From The No Load Fund/ETF Archives: Sounding Like a Broken Record
In view of last week’s market decline, reader Govind pointed to an article reviewing some of the historical market corrections.Ranging from the precious metals crash in 1980, the emerging markets debt crisis in 1998 to the dot-com bust and currently the subprime mortgage and housing debacle, the underlying theme seems to be the same: Crashes and bear markets are part …
ETF Investing: Surviving Last Week’s Sell Off
Whenever markets pull back, I like to view those areas that not only survived but actually posted some gains. A good way is to look at the ETF Master list since it contains some 500 ETFs including all types of orientations. Besides the obvious winners, short funds, there have been others that bucked last week’s run to the downside: Here …
Smart ETF/No Load Fund Investing: The Scandal Of Predictions
Occasionally, I am being asked by various readers about my opinion on what I think where the market is headed or how a certain no load fund or ETF might perform in the future. As I try to emphasize repeatedly in my writings, I follow trends, and I am not in the business of predicting future events. Personally, I think …
No Load Fund/ETF Tracker updated through 10/18/2007
My latest No Load Fund/ETF Tracker has been posted at: http://www.successful-investment.com/newsletter-archive.php The bears overpowered the bulls this week and all major indexes ended sharply lower. Our Trend Tracking Index (TTI) for domestic funds/ETFs has moved to +5.10% above its long-term trend line (red) as the chart below shows: The international index inched lower to remain +2.14% above its own trend …
Multi Manager Funds: Same Old Pig With A Different Lipstick
I guess there is a reason that I called this blog ‘The Wall Street Bully.’ Sometimes it is very difficult for me to silently accept and go along with new ideas that are essentially a different twist simply designed as a new marketing plot with no tangible benefit to the investor; at least not to my way of thinking. I …