Gold Silver Reports ~ Below are the latest ETF Cutline reports, which show how far above or below their respective long-term trend lines (39 week SMA) my currently tracked ETFs/MFs are positioned.
ETF / Mutual Fund
ETF / Mutual Fund
Dow Jones Industrial Average Index Remains One of The Most Popular
Gold Silver Reports ~ Amid heightened market volatility and slumping Treasury yields, many investors have started to believe lower rates will linger for a bit longer, meaning dividend plays could make hay for an extended period while the Fed falters. Such a scenario may look ideal for a strategically timed new smart-beta product from Guggenheim Investments.
Gold ETFs 6% Led by Gain in Underlying Asset Rates
Gold Silver Reports ~ Gold ETFs in India surged in January lending shimmer to mutual fund AUMS which were hit by equiyt retreats, as per CRISIL report.
Gold Trend Change After a $15 Trillion Selloff
Gold Silver Reports ~ The $15 trillion rout in global equity markets since May is reawakening the lure of gold for investors seeking safety.
ETF/No Load Fund Tracker
Gold Silver Reports ~ You could call it a Black Friday as Wall Street was saturated in red and bleeding profusely with the S&P 500 dropping to its lowest since October and temporarily piercing that low but closing above it. If that level gets taken out, much lower prices are in the cards with some technicians seeing the next support level at about 1,750. For the first two trading weeks of the year, the S&P 500 has now surrendered almost 8%.
Domestic Equity Mutual Funds/ETFs
Gold Silver Reports ~ Our main directional indicator, the Domestic Trend Tracking Index (TTI-green line in above chart) has recently crawled above its long term trend line (red) and finally generated a new “Buy” signal effective 11/3/15. The market subsequently dropped, and we exited again on 11/13/15. As of today, the TTI remains below its trend line by -3.01%, which means we are in cash on the sidelines.
First Trust SSI Strategic Convertible Securities ETF (FCVT)
Gold Silver Reports ~ While the debate among market participants rages about the frequency of rate increases in 2016, investors worried about capital protection may consider an industry first fixedincome product product since not all bonds would get hammered with the gradual normalization of interest rates.