Richard is a principal of QVM Group LLC (http://www.qvmgroup.com/QVMinvest/), a fee-based investment advisor based in Connecticut with clients across the country. He provides investment coaching to "do-it-yourself" investors, and manages portfolios for those who prefer not to make... More
There were some substantial price moves today for many country and region funds. How do they look now relative to their 200-day simple moving averages?
The chart below shows the ratio of the price to the 200-day average, and the 100-day average to the 200-day average, for 35 country and region funds as of end-of-day August 17, 2009.
The ratios are color coded: green for > 1.10, yellow for < 1.10 > 0.90, and pink for < 0.90.
Not shown in the chart is the fact that all of the funds have some degree of upward sloping 200-day simple moving average, except for the U.S. which is flat, Italy with is flat with a hint of up, and GCC countries which are sloped down.
Approximately 1/3 of the funds have the price above their 25-day average, while 2/3 of the funds have the price at or below their 25-day average. Those where the price is below the 25-day average are:
Instablogs are blogs which are instantly set up and networked within the Seeking Alpha
community. Instablog posts are not selected, edited or screened by Seeking Alpha editors,
in contrast to contributors' articles.
Instablogs are Seeking Alpha's free blogging platform customized for finance, with instant set up and exposure to millions of readers interested in the financial markets. Publish your own instablog in minutes.
Trend Condition of Country Funds 0 comments
There were some substantial price moves today for many country and region funds. How do they look now relative to their 200-day simple moving averages?
The chart below shows the ratio of the price to the 200-day average, and the 100-day average to the 200-day average, for 35 country and region funds as of end-of-day August 17, 2009.
[ image at QVM site ]
The ratios are color coded: green for > 1.10, yellow for < 1.10 > 0.90, and pink for < 0.90.
Not shown in the chart is the fact that all of the funds have some degree of upward sloping 200-day simple moving average, except for the U.S. which is flat, Italy with is flat with a hint of up, and GCC countries which are sloped down.
Approximately 1/3 of the funds have the price above their 25-day average, while 2/3 of the funds have the price at or below their 25-day average. Those where the price is below the 25-day average are:
Securities Mentioned: VT, EFA, VWO, FRN, SPY, EWC, EWG, EWU, EWQ, EWN, EWL, EWP, EWD, EWK, EWO, EWI, EWJ, EWA, EWH, EWS, FXI, IFN, EWY, EWT, EWM, THD, IF, RSX, EWZ, EWW, ECH, EZA, ISL, TUR, MES.
Disclosure: We have positions in several of the mentioned funds at most times.
Richard Shaw
QVM Group LLC
Instablogs are blogs which are instantly set up and networked within the Seeking Alpha community. Instablog posts are not selected, edited or screened by Seeking Alpha editors, in contrast to contributors' articles.
Latest Followers
Posts by Ticker
Latest Comments
Most Commented