Hey babe714! Very sorry for the late reply. I was traveling. I change the stoploss on a daily basis. These ETFs have a very high daily trading range. I have a left a lot of money on the table having adopted this approach, but it has saved me from loosing money a lot of times.
<h3>12.Mar.2009</h3> ETFs I am watching this AM Symbol Last $Stop-Loss GDX 32.05 29.29 DTO 210.97 188.15 DGP 19.51 18.13 RKH 41.12 36.4 SCO 41.28 36.83 KBE 11.65 10.43 FAS 3.96 3.06 FDD 8.1 7.55 RYE 30.41 28.6 UYG 1.96 1.67
<h3>List - Fri, 13.Mar.2009 </h3> ETFs on my radar this AM. <b> FAS RFL UYG URE RKH PGF USD KBE IYG RWW </b>
<h3>Indices Showing Strength</h3> <b> AMEX SECURITIES BROKER/DEALERS AMEX SEMICONDUCTOR INDEX NASDAQ FINANCIAL-100 INDEX AMEX NETWORKING INDEX-NWX AMEX MERRILL LYNCH TECH 100 </b>
<h3> ETF Watch 16.Mar.2009</h3> <b> Ticker Industry ----------------------------------------------- FAS Financial RFL Financial PGF Financial UYG Financial USD Semi Conductors PFF S&P U.S. Preferred Stock Index TNA Small Cap PGX Merrill Lynch Fixed Rate Preferred Securities RKH Regional Bank HOLDRS RWW Financial</b>
For this week, I will be long one ETF for financial and <b>USD</b>. Still working which one for the financial.
Marketing is tip toeing this week so far. I have a position in <b>USD</b> & <b>FAS</b>. <b>DXO</b> has been showing some strength as well, but I do not wish to join the speculation game.
<h3>ETF Watch List 19.Mar.2009</h3> <b> FAS RFL UYG TNA RWW RKH KBE XLF KIE BGU </b> The list still looks the same for this AM