Here are this past week’s top 5 winners and losers from my High Volume ETF Master List: With the domestic markets having sold off sharply, some of the country ETFs bucked the trend and headed higher. To a lesser degree this is also reflected in the broadly based VWO, which gained +0.48% as opposed to the SPY’s loss of -2.31%. …
High Volume ETFs On The Cutline – Updated Through 5/11/2011
Here’s the latest update of the High Volume ETFs, which are hovering within 20 positions below and above their cutline (trend line). High Volume (HV) ETFs are defined as those with an average daily volume of $10 million or higher. These ETFs are generated from my selected list of 90 that I use in my advisor practice. It cuts out …
ETF Face-Off: EEM vs. VWO
With over 1,000 ETFs now making up the universe, there is bound to be some redundancy. If you cut down this large ETF pile and select only those with high average daily volume figures, which I define over $10 million, you end up with less than 100. Even in that much smaller pile there are duplications, which are necessary for …
ETFs Pop On Merger News—SPY Gains 1.55%
Who cared about global hotspots and disasters? Yesterday, it was all about merger mania and excitement over AT&T’s intention to buy T-Mobile U.S.A. for $39 billion. The markets jumped right out of the gate, as the chart above (courtesy of marketwatch.com) shows. The ETF equivalent of the S&P 500, SPY, added +1.55%, slightly more than its underlying index, while small …
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