ETF

Bulls May Be Ready To StampedeBilly Williams - Thursday, May 27th, 2010

What does CBOE equity put/call highest in 14 months, ISEE Sentiment Indicator lowest in 18 months, extreme levels in the VIX, and Investors Intelligence bullish going below 40% for the 3rd time in last year mean for the market?

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ETF's - Why They Offer Smoother Trends, Less VolatilityBilly Williams - Sunday, May 16th, 2010

Individual stocks can make huge runs of 50%, 100%, or more but if there earnings come out bad they can also open 20 or 30 points lower. But, with ETFs, you have a distinct edge. read more...

Diversification and Trade Opportunity, Why ETFs Offer BothBilly Williams - Friday, May 14th, 2010

The U.S. stock markets offer thousands of stocks to trade and invest in but 70% or more of their price movement will mirror the S&P and DOW.  This can be frustrating when scanning for trades but, with ETF's, the world is your oyster field for solid trade potential.

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In A World Gone Mad, Where Is A Trader to TurnBilly Williams - Wednesday, May 12th, 2010

In this age of electronic trading and globalism, the world stands at this spot in time peering off into a great precipice of the unknown. With the meltdown of Greece, the U.S. experiencing a 1,000 point drop within a single day in the DOW, Britain's election tri-locked revealing the struggle within that country on its next steps into the new century, and global terrorism waiting to jump from the shadows, thirsting to commit new 9-11 attacks upon the West, you can't help but wonder that trading in today's market is surely not for the faint-hearted. Yet, the markets go forward, always dynamic, and, with the advent of Exchange Traded Funds, there is, perhaps, an easier way to outperform the market while avoiding the world's chaos.

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Confessions of a Leveraged ETF Junkie - Part 1Tim Collins - Thursday, November 5th, 2009

An indepth look at some of the hidden pitfalls behind the strategy of shorting both the leveraged long and the inverse leveraged ETFs of the same underlying index. read more...