ETF Trading Research 7/19/2017
Today’s report will come as I get to it because of travels.
Economic Data For Tomorrow
Overnight we have BoJ Monetary Policy Statement and Interest Rate Decision as well as a BoJ Press Conference that can effect the USD/JPY. There’s also an ECB Press Conference in the morning. For the U.S. we have Initial Jobless Claims at 8:30 along with the Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index and later Nat Gas Storage.
http://www.investing.com/economic-calendar/
Hot Corner (the biggest movers – 3% or more – or new ETFs that are green on the weekly – those in bold are consecutive days in the Hot Corner):
GUSH
RUSL
UWT
YINN
LABU
Cold Corner (the biggest moved lower 3% or more that are green on the weekly and or weekly/monthly or turned red on the weekly – those in bold are consecutive days in the Cold Corner):
LABD
YANG
DWT
RUSS
DRIP
Green Weekly’s
These are the ETFs that have turned green on the weekly and the dates they turned green. This is used for tracking your percentage gains so you know when to take profit for each ETF per the Trading Rules profit taking guidelines. These green weekly’s work as you can see from the %Gain/Loss tables. You won’t get the exact high with your trade but you will also be out typically well before they start to fall again or turn red on the weekly. Your best way to profit with the service is stick with the green weekly trend and take profit while using a trailing stop on remaining shares. Also, if these green ETFs are up for the day at the open, they offer the best scalping opportunities. I am always fine tuning this section so if there is confusion at all, email me and be specific and I’ll be happy address.
I know I have said this many times but it is worth repeating; If you stick with the green weekly trades your odds of profit increase as there is more risk with the day trades. I call the day trades with the intent of catching some runners, so will get a few 1% stop outs but eventually catch the 5% to 10% or more runners. The important part of the list below is that the longer the ETF stays on the list (the one’s at the top of the list by Entry Date) the more likely it is to turn red on the weekly and the opposite ETF comes into play as a long.