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Sebi proposes changes to price bands of ETFs, seeks views on a pre-open session

https://img.etimg.com/thumb/msid-128416040,width-1200,height-630,imgsize-33312,overlay-etmarkets/articleshow.jpg Capital markets regulator Sebi has proposed changes to how exchange-traded funds determine their base price and daily trading limits, aiming to better align ETF price movements with their underlying assets and reduce operational risks. In a consultation paper issued on February 13,…

Sebi proposes changes to price bands of ETFs, seeks views on a pre-open session

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Crude Oil ETFs appear to be finally breaking out above their year-long, sideways trading ranges. Here's how to profit from the move...

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New Post has been published on Trading Review 360

New Post has been published on http://tradingreview360.com/the-fiscal-pop-n-drop-for-equities-look-out.html

The Fiscal Pop-N-Drop for Equities – Look Out

[ETF News] TradingReview360.com: We search to locate the developments from around the globe. The post below is of interest to the latest ETF Market News}:

Today’s gap higher in stocks has many investors feeling really good about but will this rally last?

My to the point answer is “Yes” but there will be some bumps and navigating positions along the way.

Looking at the charts below you will notice how stocks are trading up over 4% in two trading sessions and several indicators and technical resistance levels are now being tested. Naturally when several resistance levels across multiple time frames, cycles and indicators we must be open to the idea that stocks could pause or pullback for a few days before continuing higher.

Here is a quick snapshot of charts I follow closely to help determine short term overbought and oversold market conditions.

Momentum Extremes:

This chart helps me know when stocks are overbought or oversold. This trend can be follows using the 30 or 60 minute charts helping you spot short term tops and bottoms.

Stocks Trading Above 20 Day Moving Average:

This chart helps me time swing trades which last for 1-3 weeks in length and I use the daily chart to spot these reversals and trends.

Daily SP500 Index Chart:

This chart shows the big gap in price, test of upper bollingerband, momentum and swing trading cycles topping and 12 buyers to ever one seller on the NYSE which tells me everyone is running to buy everything they can today and that is a contrarian signal.

Trading Conclusion:

This strong bounce which started on Monday from a very oversold market condition does look as though it has some power behind it. And over the next 1-3 days we could see prices grind higher until this momentum stalls out. Once that happens we should see most of the gap filled. This will provide us with a lower entry price and reduce our downside risk for index, sector and commodity ETFs.

If you are a stock trader then be sure to checkout my partners stock trading website www.ActiveTradingPartners.com where his last two trades Dec 31 pocketed 12.3% with gold stocks ETF NUGT, and took more profits with PRLB Jan 2nd for a 9.2% gain.

This type of bounce and momentum can lead to a running correction which makes it impossible for traders to by on a dip. A running correction is when prices slow chop higher in a narrow range for some time then explode higher continuing its rally. This is when you just need to jump in trades and chase prices higher but we will not do that until I see signs of a running correction.

Today many of the major market moving stocks are testing resistance which means if they start to get sold the broad market will pullback with them.

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Staying on par with the ETF/Exchange-Traded Fund Market News} from all over the world is necessary for investors and traders alike. Whether it is political, social or financial modifications which can affect your financial investments in the short, moderate or long term, it’s good to be in the understand. We intend to bring you the most up to date news as it breaks, so you in front of the majority of investors and traders .

What Is An ETF?

An exchange-traded fund (ETF) is an investment fund traded on stock exchanges, much like stocks. An ETF holds assets such as stocks, commodities, or bonds, and trades close to its net asset value over the course of the trading day. Most ETFs track an index, such as a stock index or bond index. ETFs may be attractive as investments because of their low costs, tax efficiency, and stock-like features. ETFs are the most popular type of exchange-traded product.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exchange-traded_fund

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Last week, on October 2, we locked in an 11% gain on a swing trade in US Natural Gas Fund ($UNG), a commodity ETF designed to roughly track the price of natural gas futures contracts. Now, this ETF is setting up for another ideal technical swing-trade buy entry point. Click the link for our analysis of the trade setup.

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TIP OF THE WEEK - Free Lists of High Dividend Stock, S&P 500, and Commodities ETFs.

Free Lists of High Dividend Stock, S&P 500, and Commodities ETFs. Jason Brizic Feb. 18, 2011

You need assets that non-correlate to the stock market. We don't know what events will occur in the future. We are going to experience either a massive price inflation followed by the Greater Depression at the hands of the Federal Reserve, or we are going to experience a hyperinflation at the hands of the fiscally irresponsible Congress once the Federal Reserve stops buying government treasuries.

Massive price inflation will inflate nominal stock prices. Precious metals and commodities will rise in price before the stock market. Currencies will lose during a time of massive price inflation.

Stock prices, commodities, and precious metals will lose nominal value during a period of depression. Currencies will gain real value during a deflationary depression as the money supply contracts like it did in 1930-1934.

There are many free listings of exchange traded funds (ETFs) and exchange traded notes (ETNs) that you can discover yourself through a quick Google search. But I have found a website that will save you hours by grouping them and providing useful links for further investment research.

High Dividend ETF list: http://etf.stock-encyclopedia.com/category/high-dividend-etfs.html S&P500 ETF list: http://etf.stock-encyclopedia.com/category/s&p-500.html Commodity ETF list: http://etf.stock-encyclopedia.com/category/commodity-etfs.html Oil ETF list: http://etf.stock-encyclopedia.com/category/oil-price-etfs.html Natural Gas: http://etf.stock-encyclopedia.com/category/natural-gas-etfs.html Sugar: http://etf.stock-encyclopedia.com/category/sugar-price-etfs.html Wheat: http://etf.stock-encyclopedia.com/category/wheat-etfs.html Currency ETF list: Asian Currency ETF list: http://etf.stock-encyclopedia.com/category/asian-pacific-currency-etfs.html Japanese Yen ETF list: http://etf.stock-encyclopedia.com/category/japanese-yen-etfs.html For more tips, go here:

http://www.myhighdividendstocks.com/category/tip-of-the-week