ETF/No Load Fund Tracker updated through 4/21/2011

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ETF/No Load Fund Tracker StatSheet ————————————————————- THE LINK TO OUR CURRENT ETF/MUTUAL FUND STATSHEET IS: https://theetfbully.com/2011/04/weekly-statsheet-for-the-etfno-load-fund-tracker%E2%80%94updated-through-4212011/ ———————————————————— Market Commentary Friday, April 22, 2011 ETFS BUNGEE-JUMP BACK So far, Monday’s sharp sell-off, caused by Standard & Poor’s outlook change on U.S. Government debt to negative, turned out to be a one-day event. The major market ETFs bounced off Monday’s bottom and …

Weekly StatSheet For The ETF/No Load Fund Tracker—Updated Through 4/21/2011

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ETF/Mutual Fund Data updated through Thursday, April 21, 2011 If you are not familiar with some of the terminology used, please see the Glossary of Terms. 1. DOMESTIC EQUITY MUTUAL FUNDS/ETFs: BUY— since 6/3/2009 As announced via a blog post, on 6/2/2009, the TTI triggered a buy signal with an effective date of 6/3/2009. We will use the 7% trailing …

5 ETF Model Portfolios You Can Use—Updated through 4/19/2011

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This past week has shown some volatility, especially with Monday’s pullback, but all model portfolios gained with the exception of the income portfolio, which dropped slightly. Again, there is no right or wrong, or better or worse, when it comes to portfolios; the only thing that matters is what’s appropriate for your particular circumstances. Let’s take a look at the …

ETFs On The Slide

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There’s no question which news event ruled the day. From the get go, it was S&P’s announcement that it is cutting its outlook on U.S. government debt to negative, which could threaten its pristine AAA rating. The major market ETFs dropped like a rock, but afternoon bargain hunting limited losses somewhat. Good thing there wasn’t another negative news report, or …

ETFs On The Cutline—Updated through 4/15/2011

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In this latest edition, you’ll notice again that ETFs do not remain in the same position in relation to the cutline for very long when market weakness sets in. For example, DFJ, which had a +1 placement last week, sold off sharply and ended up in the -12 position. The lesson is that you need to have ETFs move above …