Stock Market Trends: Stepping Aside until Stocks Start Stepping Up

The NASDAQ is hovering slightly above its 200-day moving average of 2,975. For many chart watchers, the 200-day trend-line is considered one of the most important averages to watch. When an index or a stock is priced above the benchmark, then it is considered buyable. On the other hand, when either is trading below, it is interpreted as a sell

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Quantitative Easing Propels ETF Explosion

Investors interpreted Bernanke’s plan to buy $40 billion of mortgage-backed securities per month as a call to “buy everything.” This much is clear from last week’s best performing exchange-traded funds. Top 5 ETFs Last Week VelocityShares 3X Long Natural Gas ETN (UGAZ) 31.3% – Natural gas was this week’s winner. Natural gas logged several up

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Water ETFs Hold Everything…Except Water

Like life insurance to a newly-wedded couple, water ETFs are supposedly the best investment in the world. Water is a scarce resource – some 780 million people go without clean water every day of the week.  Not a day goes by that we don’t read about water-borne illnesses in the developing world, drought conditions in

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Trading ETFs: Homebuilders ETFs

Following Tuesday’s shake-up, stocks have responded after the indexes made contact with their respective 26-day averages. While some weak hands might have nervously banged their discount-broker’s sell button, the rebound wasn’t a shock to our newsletter readers. Our crack research team alerted our readers not to worry and to take advantage of the dip. Why was ETF Stocks so confident

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Sector Analysis: Targeting Rising Asset Prices Like Ben Bernanke

Sector Analysis Ben Bernanke’s testimony knocked stocks off the green rail up today. In short, the Federal Reserve Chairman said the economy is OK, but at risk to “substantial downside”. The jobs picture is stabilizing, but “remains far from normal”. Despite higher gas and food prices, inflation is “subdued”, and that housing “affordability has increased dramatically”. That’s the best spin

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MLP ETFs Battle for Inflows: AMLP vs. AMJ

Master limited partnerships (MLPs) have long been popular with investors looking for tax-advantaged income from investments, and MLPs’ introduction to the ETF space has been a huge success. Generally focused on natural resources, this relatively

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Tuesday’s ETF Chart To Watch: FXB In Focus Ahead Of Great Britain’s CPI Release

Stocks kicked off the week with a bang as deal-making news across Wall Street brought out the bulls, although profit taking swooped in before the closing bell as markets digested the stellar gains from last week. News of Yahoo! buying blogging giant Tu

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5.20.13 – If The Stock Market Was Lilly Von Shtupp

It would be singing, “I’m tired.”  That’s how the market feels; tired after its record run.  Today’s listless action saw the Dow Industrials pull back 19 points to close at 15,335.28.  The S&P 500 Index was up .01% and the … Continue reading

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Daily ETF Roundup: DBP Pops On Fed Speculations, XLE Rallies

U.S. equities seemingly took a breather today from last week’s record run, as investor concern over the Fed scaling back its major bond buying program weighed heavily on the markets. Today, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Charles Evans

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ETF Insider: Asia Pacific Country Fund Looks Ripe For Rebound, Gold Offers A Hedge

U.S. markets are on the move again as merger and acquisition news are spurring buying euphoria even after last week’s stellar run-up. Stocks are off to a strong start this week as news of Yahoo! buying blogging giant Tumblr is helping to keep c

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