Top Performing ETFs

Discussion in 'ETFs' started by investics, Feb 17, 2009.

  1. <h3>Top 10 ETF List - Wed, 22.Sep.2010</h3>
    ETFs on my radar this AM.
    <b>
    AGQ
    ECH
    GDXJ
    THD
    BRF
    EWM
    IDX
    TUR
    SLV
    </b>
     
    #341     Sep 22, 2010
  2. <b>Market View - Thu, 23.Sep.2010</b>

    <b>NYSE Percent of stocks above the 50 Day MA: 77%</b>

    Buy Aggressively
    Buy Cautiously
    <b>Hold</b>
    Sell Cautiously
    Sell Aggressively

    (the highlighted option is my current sentiment)

    After the run we have seen the past two weeks, there is bound to be some selling. Thus there is no need to panic, as always it is always a good idea to lock in profits with stops or selling a part of the shares.

    I estimate close to <b>$65 Billion</b> to have entered the market in the last 10 days.

    We might see pull backs along the way, but we might be heading higher. Let us be prepared for the market to heard either way.
     
    #342     Sep 23, 2010
  3. <b>Market Slice for week 20.Sep.2010 to 24.Sep.2010</b>

    Buy Aggressively
    Buy Cautiously
    <b>Hold/Wait</b>
    Sell Cautiously
    Sell Aggressively

    (the highlighted option is my current sentiment)

    <u>S&P-500 Daily % Change:</u>
    <b>Fri, 24.Sep: 2.12%</b>
    <b>Thu, 23.Sep: -0.83%</b>
    <b>Wed, 22.Sep: -0.48%</b>
    <b>Tue, 21.Sep: -0.26%</b>
    <b>Mon, 20.Sep: 1.52%</b>

    <u>No. of Stocks above 40 EMA*</u>
    <b>Fri, 24.Sep: 84%</b>
    <b>Thu, 23.Sep: 67%</b>
    <b>Wed, 22.Sep: 76%</b>
    <b>Tue, 21.Sep: 81%</b>
    <b>Mon, 20.Sep: 84%</b>

    I avoid entering new positions when the number above is greater than <b>80%</b>

    <u>No. of New Six Month (26 weeks) Highs*</u>
    <b>Fri, 24.Sep: 257</b>
    <b>Thu, 23.Sep: 110</b>
    <b>Wed, 22.Sep: 150</b>
    <b>Tue, 21.Sep: 258</b>
    <b>Mon, 20.Sep: 342</b>

    <u>No. of New Six Month Lows*</u>
    <b>Fri, 24.Sep: 9</b>
    <b>Thu, 23.Sep: 34</b>
    <b>Wed, 22.Sep: 23</b>
    <b>Tue, 21.Sep: 10</b>
    <b>Mon, 20.Sep: 14</b>

    *The stats above were calculated on the top 3000 stocks by liquidity(not market cap), Which captures 99.5% of the overall market liquidity.
     
    #343     Sep 25, 2010
  4. joe4422

    joe4422

    But surely the 6 month high/ lows is skewed because of the flash crash.
     
    #344     Sep 26, 2010
  5. Happy Sunday <b>joe4422</b>!

    Do you mean from Thu to Fri?

    When you keep seeing this metric everyday for a long period of time, you will form milestones which helps you decide which way the market is going and why not to panic even if the broader market has gone down.

    I have this figure for the last two years for every single day.
    h
    Thanks for posting!


     
    #345     Sep 26, 2010
  6. ammo

    ammo

    http://www.insidestocks.com/momentum.asp scroll to bottom of page, when they all get above 70%,the 150 and 200 day are stilll under, they say 7 out of 10 people are long and there are few to none left in the buyers camp
     
    #346     Sep 26, 2010
  7. <b>Market View - 27.Sep.2010</b>

    <b>NYSE Percent of stocks above the 50 Day MA: 80%</b>

    Buy Aggressively
    <b>Buy Cautiously</b>
    Hold
    Sell Cautiously
    Sell Aggressively

    (the highlighted option is my current sentiment)

    Yesterday the <b>27.Sep.2010</b> was a very interesting day in the markets which re-emphasizes that we need to build matrices to be able to look deeper.

    Though the over all market was down <b>(-0.57%)</b>, the money flowed into the market. Some of my other indicators were positive too. Each pull back might see money sitting on the sidelines getting back in.
     
    #347     Sep 28, 2010
  8. <h3>Top 10 ETF List - Tue, 29.Sep.2010</h3>
    ETFs on my radar this week:
    <b>
    AGQ
    ECH
    GDXJ
    THD
    BRF
    EDC
    SIVR*
    SLV
    IDX
    TUR
    </b>

    * Low volume ETF
     
    #348     Sep 29, 2010
  9. <b>Market Slice for week 27.Sep.2010 to 01.Oct.2010</b>

    Buy Aggressively
    Buy Cautiously
    Hold/Wait
    <b>Sell Cautiously</b>
    Sell Aggressively

    (the highlighted option is my current sentiment)

    <u>S&P-500 Daily % Change:</u>
    <b>Fri, 01.Oct: 0.44%</b>
    <b>Thu, 30.Sep: -0.31%</b>
    <b>Wed, 29.Sep: -0.26%</b>
    <b>Tue, 28.Sep: 0.49%</b>
    <b>Mon, 27.Sep: -0.57%</b>

    <u>No. of Stocks above 40 EMA*</u>
    <b>Fri, 01.Oct: 85%</b>
    <b>Thu, 30.Sep: 83%</b>
    <b>Wed, 29.Sep: 83%</b>
    <b>Tue, 28.Sep: 83%</b>
    <b>Mon, 27.Sep: 80%</b>

    I avoid entering new positions when the number above is greater than 80%

    <u>No. of New Six Month (26 weeks) Highs*</u>
    <b>Fri, 01.Oct: 245</b>
    <b>Thu, 30.Sep: 320</b>
    <b>Wed, 29.Sep: 272</b>
    <b>Tue, 28.Sep: 247</b>
    <b>Mon, 27.Sep: 243</b>

    <u>No. of New Six Month Lows*</u>
    <b>Fri, 01.Oct: 9</b>
    <b>Thu, 30.Sep: 15</b>
    <b>Wed, 29.Sep: 6</b>
    <b>Tue, 28.Sep: 18</b>
    <b>Mon, 27.Sep: 14</b>

    *The stats above were calculated on the top 3000 stocks by liquidity(not market cap), which capture 99.5% of the overall market liquidity.
     
    #349     Oct 3, 2010
  10. <h3>Top 10 ETF List - Tue, 05.Oct.2010</h3>
    ETFs on my radar this week:
    <b>
    AGQ
    EDC
    THD
    ECH
    BRF
    IDX
    SIVR
    SLV
    GDXJ
    TUR
    </b>
     
    #350     Oct 5, 2010