In case you missed it, here’s a summary of the ETF topics and market reviews I posted to my blog during the week ending on 5/12/2013. Slow and steady was last week’s theme as the major indexes were bouncing along new lifetime highs. In the end, the S&P 500 added some 1.2% to close at 1,634. Seems like the magic …
Weekly StatSheet For The ETF/No Load Fund Tracker Newsletter – Updated Through 05/09/2013
ETF/Mutual Fund Data updated through Thursday, May 9, 2013 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 10/25/2011 The domestic TTI broke through its long-term trend line generating a Sell for this area effective 8/9/2011. Over the recent past, we’ve seen the …
7 ETF Model Portfolios You Can Use – Updated through 5/7/2013
No news is good news, good news is good news and bad news is good news; that’s what it would seem like to an outside observer of the markets. And there is a lot of truth to it, as we no longer have true economic realities represented by the major market indexes. As I posted many times, the almighty Fed …
ETFs/Mutual Funds On The Cutline – Updated Through 5/3/2013
Below are the latest ETF Cutline reports, which show how far above or below their respective long-term trend lines (39 week SMA) my currently tracked ETFs/MFs are positioned. The first report covers the ETF Master List from Thursday’s StatSheet and includes 398 ETFs, of which currently 354 (last week 343) of them are hovering in bullish territory. The second report …
Last Week In Review: ETF News And Blog Posts To 5/5/2013
In case you missed it, here’s a summary of the ETF topics and market reviews I posted to my blog during the week ending on 5/5/2013. Wednesday’s modest sell off turned out to be only a brief interruption in the life of the bulls, as momentum shifted into high gear, supported on Friday by a better than expected jobs report, …
7 ETF Model Portfolios You Can Use – Updated through 4/30/2013
And the beat goes on. No matter how bad economic news is, it simply does not matter as the feeding frenzy caused by the Fed’s endless printing efforts continues unabated. It has come to the point where only Fed policy is in charge of market direction; nothing else appears to have any effect. Good thing that we are not involved …