Rydex S&P Equal Weight Consumer Discretionary ETF (RCD)

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  • commenter
    Voice of
    Reason
    Apr 14 12:13 AM
    Friday Outlook: Bulls in Charge? [view article]
    Chart readers are like fortune tellers. They tell you want you want to hear and only point out "trends" AFTER they have happened.

    In times like this go to a larger pet store and buy yourself a chimp. Take him home and train him to pick names out of a hat. Write down 100 names, 50 you want to buy, 50 you want to sell. Each morning have your chimp give you his advice by having him pick selection. Hell, you could do worse like listening to those moronic talking heads on CNBC or Bloomberg Financial.     Reply
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    User 152065
    Apr 11 04:59 PM
    Friday Outlook: Bulls in Charge? [view article]
    Ditto. Great read. Thanks.

    Why such large cash. With all the shoes dropping, why not shorts like SKF especially (Gov't about done?)? SDS closely aligned with volatility next week. TWM, EEV or REW to hedge technology.
    Or if you like Oil & Gas DUG with $99 - $110 crude.     Reply
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    Leonard
    Apr 11 11:37 AM
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    Friday Outlook: Bulls in Charge? [view article]
    Thank you, Mr. Fry. Have a good weekend. Reply
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    David Fry
    Apr 11 09:29 AM
    Friday Outlook: Bulls in Charge? [view article]
    j4thelonghaul: You're not missing a thing and your comments along with others are why we've been 90% in cash. Reply
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    j4thelonghau
    l
    Apr 11 07:42 AM
    Friday Outlook: Bulls in Charge? [view article]
    So with the GE earnings miss along with AA and others to come it doesn't appear likely that the DJIA can possibly make a new high and confirm the new high in the DJTA. I am asking, without the help of GE how possibly can we believe that the market will make new highs in the next 6-12 months? I just don't see a reason to own a broad base of stocks. Am I missing something? Reply
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    rast1
    Apr 11 06:50 AM
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    Friday Outlook: Bulls in Charge? [view article]
    Yes but sometimes 2 x 2 = 5 -1 ;means whats logical happens sometimes just later Reply
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    indigo-alien
    Apr 11 05:33 AM
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    Friday Outlook: Bulls in Charge? [view article]
    "If markets were objectively trading on the news we’d have collapsed a long time ago."

    There is no bad news that cannot be ignored!     Reply
  • commenter
    SeekingAlpha
    Editors
    Apr 06 05:20 AM
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    General Discussion on RCD
    Is this a buy or a sell? Reply
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    goatfarmer
    Nov 21 01:38 AM
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    Rydex's New Equal Weight Sector ETFs [view article]
    Liquidity of these funds, with the exception of RSP, is very low. Some don't trade every day. Reply
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    David Fry
    Aug 16 05:29 PM
    David Fry's Market Outlook for Thursday [view article]
    There's nothing wrong with the sidelines sometimes. Most money managers don't view "cash" as a useful tool but it is.

    Dave     Reply
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    jr7107
    Aug 16 01:42 PM
    David Fry's Market Outlook for Thursday [view article]
    David, very good comments. This is what a hangover feels like, visualized, and with monetary consequences.

    The KBE looks so painful, and nobody has raised their hand to indicate there is a problem.

    Overall market down 10% from the high for those waiting for a correction, but I cannot yet stomach another drink.     Reply
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    David Fry
    Jul 27 08:03 AM
    David Fry's Market Outlook for Thursday [view article]
    We lightened our FXI and INP positions on Monday. As to any forward looking analysis, I'm as good a fortune teller as the next. World markets still seem highly correlated. It's just as likely to find underperformance on the downside relative to US markets for the hottest markets at least in the short-term.

    Good luck and thanks.

    Dave     Reply
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    hpski
    Jul 26 08:48 PM
    David Fry's Market Outlook for Thursday [view article]
    Thank you for your now quite prescient analysis! As a biotech investment adviser, but not a technician, I have lately been rotating in out of stable companies on dips and positive news respectively, e.g. CELG and GENZ, so I was unscathed by today's correction. However, I own INP & FXI in my IRA. Perhaps tomorrow's activity on the other side of the planet, about to begin shortly, will answer my question, which is; should people who have substantial unrealized profits in these 2 high performing funds take some or all of it off the table in their tax sheltered accounts at this time? Or, will $$ being held back from US equity markets drive these funds even higher? Thanks again for sharing your analysis with us!

    HP     Reply
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    David Fry
    Jul 26 07:53 PM
    David Fry's Market Outlook for Thursday [view article]
    You're welcome. And, hopefully it all works out for you. Thanks for your kind comments.

    Dave     Reply
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    gordon
    Jul 26 02:04 PM
    David Fry's Market Outlook for Thursday [view article]
    Many thanks David, thanks to people like you, I sold all indiv stocks Tuesday. I wasn't able to stay in the inverse etfs (stomach acid) to enjoy the drop, but I protected my net worth. Can't thank you enough. Reply
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