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Below is a table in order of the sum of the 3, 6, and 12 month returns for a diverse list of individual country ETFs. Each column represents returns for various timeframes and the percent each ETF is above (or below) the 200 day moving averages as of October's close. This list is tracked monthly on the right hand side of my blog Scott's Investments. Earlier this summer I made some additional additions so please take a moment to review the new ETFs.
To see last months listclick here. Last month's top five were ECH (Chile), GXG (Colombia), THD (Thailand), EPU (Peru), and TUR (Turkey), Last month the top 5 returned 4.94% while benchmarks EFA and EEM returned 2.76% and 1.92%.
The top 5 based on the sum of the 3-6-12 month returns are below. The top 5 are GXG, EPU, THD, ECH, and IDX (Indonesia).This month there are no ETFs below the 200 day moving average (last month only EWJ was below the 200 day moving average). One potential strategy investors could use would be to purchase the top ETFs based on the sum of their returns over 3, 6, and 12 months. Or, one could purchase ETFs based solely on 6 month returns (a strategy featured on ETF Screen). An additional twist would be to only purchase the top performing ETFs if they are also above the 200 day moving average or to use more in-depth and active trading strategies like the one I detailed here and here. Many of the strategies detailed here were inspired by Mebane Faber's The Ivy Portfolio: How to Invest Like the Top Endowments and Avoid Bear Markets
The data source for the information below is Finviz, which has some of the best free financial data on the web (as well as a new elite service). Note: This month I dropped JPP due to lack of liquidity. No position disclosures
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To see last months list click here. Last month's top five were ECH (Chile), GXG (Colombia), THD (Thailand), EPU (Peru), and TUR (Turkey), Last month the top 5 returned 4.94% while benchmarks EFA and EEM returned 2.76% and 1.92%.
The top 5 based on the sum of the 3-6-12 month returns are below. The top 5 are GXG, EPU, THD, ECH, and IDX (Indonesia). This month there are no ETFs below the 200 day moving average (last month only EWJ was below the 200 day moving average).
One potential strategy investors could use would be to purchase the top ETFs based on the sum of their returns over 3, 6, and 12 months. Or, one could purchase ETFs based solely on 6 month returns (a strategy featured on ETF Screen). An additional twist would be to only purchase the top performing ETFs if they are also above the 200 day moving average or to use more in-depth and active trading strategies like the one I detailed here and here. Many of the strategies detailed here were inspired by Mebane Faber's The Ivy Portfolio: How to Invest Like the Top Endowments and Avoid Bear Markets
The data source for the information below is Finviz, which has some of the best free financial data on the web (as well as a new elite service).
Note: This month I dropped JPP due to lack of liquidity.
No position disclosures
Disclosure: no positions
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