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ETF Industry Data Summary: 1H'08 [view article]
I think it is great that more investors are investing in ETFs. I just shows that the market players are becoming increasingly aware of the benefits of ETFs over Mutual Funds and individual stocks. I hope to see the numbers grow over the next few years. ReplyETF Industry Data Summary: 1H'08 [view article]
quick onceover suggests investors are getting more savvyin both diversification, including leveraged funds, bonds, etc
and intolerance to excessive costs (vanguard flies vs bgi, ssga, holdrs; or at fund level: e.g. vwo vs eem)
p.s. freudian slip?
"total ETF asses"?
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Wednesday Outlook: Bulls Storm In [view article]
Gabe, can we call your rally dead? ReplyWednesday Outlook: Bulls Storm In [view article]
Gabe, the week's not over dude.... ReplyWednesday Outlook: Bulls Storm In [view article]
would you please add silver to your charts. thank you! ReplyWednesday Outlook: Bulls Storm In [view article]
Excellent presentation. Unfortunately, the author is too shy in giving us his view and strategy. How is a novice to interpret the action? ReplyWednesday Outlook: Bulls Storm In [view article]
Let's see here, if the consumer is 70% of the economy and cars aren't selling, or houses, or other big consumer items, stocks are prepped for a multi year rally???I don't think so! Reply
Wednesday Outlook: Bulls Storm In [view article]
A couple weeks ago the Royal Bank of Scotland warned about a potential plunge in the markets, but that a rally could occur in early July first. Might this be it? ReplyWednesday Outlook: Bulls Storm In [view article]
This rally was a good chance to add to shorts, which is what I did. Good luck in getting a sustained performance in this market, unless oil drops below 130 and keeps on dropping.... ReplyWednesday Outlook: Bulls Storm In [view article]
When you hear that kind of argumentation, you understand why the market is so inefficient.... Don t dream Gabe... Staglation fear is spreading... look at the different CPIs, PPIs in all the different economies. High oil prices doesn t come from speculation, you ve got structural issues now, supply issues more than demand issues. Accordingly, it will weigh on costs.... And the main problem is cost inflation that will accelerate inevitably. It means that central banks will raise rates now. China is not anymore a safe haven as well. Finally, if you look at the earnings growth estimates for this year (excluding financials), you still have 14% growth ! How could you believe it is sustainable?... So the street has to revise down.If you look at technicals, that s not good as well. All the rebounds are weak and driven by short covering, but mutual funds are not ready to buy this market in this context because there is no catalysts... Reply
Replicate The Yale Endowment With These ETFs [view article]
Excellent--looking forward to following up... Replym
Wednesday Outlook: Bulls Storm In [view article]
Today (July 8, 2008)’s Last Two Hours’ RallyWhat a prudent trader looks for are extreme values before putting in his trades. But the market does not always oblige by steadily heading towards those extreme values, positive or negative.
The readings in SPY and QQQQ were mildly positive as of yesterday, July 7, 2008. It would have been better if there were no rally during the last two hours today, if a stronger, more sustainable rally is to become more likely.
As it is, we now have a premature rally, that began during the last two hours of today’s trading. This also means that the movement will likely be limited before a re-test of the recent low ensues.
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Wednesday Outlook: Bulls Storm In [view article]
Gabe, you are crazy. How would an implosion in Europe and emerging markets signal record rally? This market is still going lower, it's a good oppertunity to add to your SDS, DXD ect...Love the charts, this is the best thing on this site. Replyborenstein
Wednesday Outlook: Bulls Storm In [view article]
This is only the beginnig of the unprecedented rally.The recession that most of the experts are referring to ,statistically does not exist(two consecutive quarterly declines in the GDP).Market "Bears " will have to adjust their positions(short)to reflect the true state of economy(deceleration),... a wishfull thinking(recession).
Short covering is only a partial argument for the stock market rally.
The ultimate "engine" responsible for the record equity rally will be the Great Economic European and Emerging market implosion,driven by the high rates and the record leverage in these geographic/economic areas.The flight to quality(dollar) that will follow ,will overwhelm the "shorts" and the experts. Reply
Do ETF Investors Care About Expense Ratios? [view article]
Yay! im an idiot, so should I buy EFA or EEM i am looking for some exposure to the blue chips which one would be better yay! Reply