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- Chart of the Week: Breaking Down the S&P 500 Index in Q2
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In the 31 weeks since the launch of the chart of the week feature, I have created all the charts with the exception of (I believe) two of them. Going forward, I think it is time to relax this constraint a little and expand the scope of the chart of the week feature to cover a broader range of subjects, bring in a little more visual variety, etc. What better way to usher in an expanded chart of the week feature, but with a heat map of the second quarter performance of the S&P 500, particularly when the 15% gain in the quarter was the best for the index in eleven years. The FINVIZ.com heat …
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4 July, 2009| Derivatives |
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- Chart of the Week: Breaking Down the S&P 500 in Q2
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In the 31 weeks since the launch of the chart of the week feature, I have created all the charts with the exception of (I believe) two of them. Going forward, I think it is time to relax this constraint a little and expand the scope of the chart of the week feature to cover a broader range of subjects, bring in a little more visual variety, etc. What better way to usher in an expanded chart of the week feature, but with a heat map of the second quarter performance of the S&P 500, particularly when the 15% gain in the quarter was the best for the index in eleven years. The FINVIZ.com heat …
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4 July, 2009| Derivatives |
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- Time to Fasten Your Seatbelts
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This has been my usual theme since late Mar but I am now even more concerned with the internal health of the markets.
It’s actually quite interesting to see the “Bull” and “Bear” in the real-life. As I mentioned earlier, stock market participants usually have very short memory (unless a big fortune has been lost). Recently […]…
Fuente Original: www.optionpundit.net
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3 July, 2009| Derivatives |
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- Market Analysis Video: Potential Head & Shoulder pattern in the S&P market?
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Are we potentially looking at the Head and Shoulder pattern in the S&P market?Find out the answer in the comprehensive in this video.Not only you benefit from the current market analysis & tips, but more importantly, learn how to do the analysis itself.Hope you can learn something from it.Enjoy! :)Analysis Tool:Get Free Trend Analysis for your favorite symbolsRelated Topics:* FREE Trading Educational Videos You Should Not Miss* Learning Candlestick Charts* Learning Charts Patterns* Option Greeks* Understanding Implied Volatility (IV)* Understanding Option’s Time Value…
Fuente Original: optionstradingbeginner.blogspot.com
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3 July, 2009| Derivatives |
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- How to Use Leveraged ETFs to Your Advantage
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Leveraged ETFs have gained a lot of popularity, and some scorn, in their relatively short history. They are popular because they allow retail investors to take aggressive positions without using margin or buying options. Inverse ETFs, whether they are leveraged or not, allow investors to short indices without a margin account. These funds are disliked because they do not accomplish what some might expect them to, which is to double the returns of the underlying index over an unspecified time period. This is not what they were designed to do, as a visit to a website for a leveraged fund will q…
Fuente Original: seekingalpha.com
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3 July, 2009| Derivatives |
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- Global Index Monthly Review: Road to Recovery
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Prieur du Plessis submits: The performance of a number of global stock markets is given in the table below in local currency terms for different measurement terms ended June 30. Other than to say that the second quarter delivered exceptional gains and that the first half of 2009 is not looking too shabby either (bar a few exceptions such as the Dow Jones Industrial Index), the numbers speak for themselves. Click here or on the table below for a larger image.Complete Story »…
Fuente Original: seekingalpha.com
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2 July, 2009| Derivatives |
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- More Leverage: ProShares Launches 2x Russell 3000 Long, Short ETFs
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Ron Rowland submits:You can now gain leveraged and inverse-leveraged exposure to US stocks without having to choose a subset of large-cap, mid-cap or small-cap stocks. Two new ETFs from ProShares started trading today, providing +200% and -200% exposure to the Russell 3000 Index. ProShares Ultra Russell3000 (UWC) and ProShares UltraShort Russell3000 (TWQ) will seek to provide daily returns that are +/- 200% of the index. The Russell 3000 Index represents approximately 98% of the investable US equity market, making these new funds the closest thing to “total US market” leveraged E…
Fuente Original: seekingalpha.com
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2 July, 2009| Derivatives |
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- ETF Stats for June 2009: $1.5 Trillion Traded
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Ron Rowland submits:The number of US-listed exchange traded products increased by 13 in June after dropping by 14 the prior month. The total value of shares traded was $1.5 trillion, just below May’s $1.505 trillion. June brought the introduction of 16 new products, consisting of 14 ETFs and two MacroShares. One ETN and two MacroShares were delisted. The total number of listed products at the end of June stood at 843 (757 ETFs, 2 MacroShares, and 84 ETNs), two less than the 2008 year-end total.Complete Story »…
Fuente Original: seekingalpha.com
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2 July, 2009| Derivatives |
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- 4 Reasons to Consider the Silver ETF
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Tom Lydon (ETF Trends) submits: As commodities continue to remain attractive, what is driving the increased demand of silver and its ETFs? Devangi Josji for the Economic Times states that rising industrial usage and a rebound in investment is what is making silver attractive.Complete Story »…
Fuente Original: seekingalpha.com
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2 July, 2009| Derivatives |
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- Is IBB the Best Biotech ETF?
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Don Dion submits:
Healthcare has dominated the headlines in recent weeks, as President Obama presents his new proposals and the industry recovers from a position where it was perhaps oversold. Where, in this mix, are ETFs the most helpful? iShares Nasdaq Biotech (IBB) helps investors navigate the popular, but hit-or-miss, biotech subsector. Healthcare has gained short-term momentum in recent weeks, and IBB is up 9.23% for the one-month period ending June 26. IBB offers investors exposure to a broad range of biotech funds with a concentration in large-cap names, a strategy that will save …
Fuente Original: seekingalpha.com
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2 July, 2009| Derivatives |
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- ETF Spotlight: Market Vectors Coal
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Tom Lydon (ETF Trends) submits: ETF Spotlight on Market Vectors Coal (KOL), part of a recurring series. Assets: $278 millionComplete Story »…
Fuente Original: seekingalpha.com
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2 July, 2009| Derivatives |
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- Consider Adding Some Water to Your ETF Portfolio
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Tom Lydon (ETF Trends) submits: Investors have realized the value in water investments, as companies that manage potable water for consumption or irrigation are becoming profitable. The scarcity of water has taken the resource to a commodity-level investment and ETFs are a way to get good portfolio exposure.For investors interested in the water sector, there are many options as far as ETFs are concerned. Getting exposure to companies involved in the conservation and creation of potable water and to the companies that supply the machinery to make this possible are all ways to profit from water,…
Fuente Original: seekingalpha.com
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2 July, 2009| Derivatives |
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