Tag Archives: ETF trend

As of the close of Friday, July 15, 2011, there are 8 changes in the ETF trend state table in relation to the close of the previous week. Four of the changes are related to the short and medium-term trend of SPY and … Continue reading →

As of the close of Friday, July 8, 2011, there are 7 changes in the ETF trend state table in relation to the close of the previous week. Four of the changes regard the short-term trend and two changes apply to … Continue reading →

As of the close of June 10, 2011, there are only two changes in the ETF trend state table in relation to the close of the previous week. There are also developing oversold conditions in stock index ETFs, which are close … Continue reading →

As of the close of June 3, 2006, there are six changes in the ETF trend state table in relation to the close of the previous week. However, two of those changes are very important and may signal the beginning of a … Continue reading →

As of the close of May 27, 2011, there are 6 changes in the ETF trend state table with respect to the close of the previous week. Stock index ETFs, SPY and QQQ, recovered from the loss of Monday of last week but are … Continue reading →

As of the close of May 20, 2011, there are only 4 minor changes in the short-term trend of commodity related ETFs in relation to the close of the previous week.  Stock index ETFs moved in a tight range after closing the gaps … Continue reading →

As of the close of May 13, 2011, there are 6 changes in the ETF trend state table in relation to the close of the previous week. However, 4 out of the 6 changes in trend state relate to the medium-term and may denote important changes … Continue reading →

As of the close of Friday, May 6, 2011, there are 11 changes in the ETF trend state table, the highest number encountered since January of this year when I started this report. All four ETFs I have marked as overbought in … Continue reading →

As of the close of Thursday, April 21, 2011, there are 5 changes in the ETF trend state table in relation to previous week’s close. All tracked ETFs are on a short-term uptrend, one is severely overbought and one is close to entering overbought territory: