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Portfolio Strategy, ETF investing

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David Fry writes a subscription newsletter focused on technical analysis of exchange-traded funds, called ETF Digest (www.etfdigest.com). Dave founded the ETF Digest in 2001 and was among the very first to see the need for a publication that provided individual investors with information and actionable advice on global ETF investing. We particularly like the overview of financial markets that his work provides. Even if you're not a fan of chart analysis, Dave provides insight and commentary into which global markets are "working" and why. Specializing as a market strategist and tactician, Fry focuses on evaluating, creating and implementing a variety of ETF portfolios for individual investors and financial professionals. His philosophy and approach incorporates fundamental with technical analysis in pursuit of risk management and capital preservation especially during uncertain and volatile times. His new eBook, The Best ETFs: U.S. Equities,is now available on Amazon Kindle. Written as a cheat sheet to only the best ETFs for you or your client’s portfolios. For those that don't have a Kindle, you can purchase the pdf here: The Best ETFs: US Equities [https://gumroad.com/l/The%20Best%20ETFs]

Most markets are struggling to find direction with a great amount of churn. It does seem as trend exhaustion is taking place which is confirmed by often reliable "monthly" DeMark sequential 9 counts.

Cross currents are plentiful. Goldman Sachs just a few weeks ago told clients to sell their commodity holdings and today told them to buy them back. One wonders given their track record how much they accumulated in their own account to sell clients and the public now...READ MORE

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