Quick thoughts on a developing market correction and a possible 2015-16 scenario playing out. Choppy markets. Bifurcation. 1-2 years of indexes in a tight range. Free Library Card required.
Global Trends ETF
Global Trends ETF provides our macro, sector and industry analysis, as well as, ETF files and technical analysis to give us an edge versus the markets.
Low cost ETFs are a wonderful place to start investing, create a core portfolio or use for an entire portfolio. Stick with investing in the secular long-term growth trends, such as technology, 4th Industrial Revolution, biotech, communications, 5G, IoT, AR, VR and consumer trends for the best returns.
If you are a beginning investor, there is one fund that is easy to begin with that is on the right side of the long-term trends.
ETF File: Breaking Down Ark Innovation Fund Holdings
Summary Cathie Wood’s Ark Innovation ETf has been one of the most successful funds over the past 5 years.We first suggested this fund to members back in late 2018.ARKK’s rally since the depths of the Covid Crash through January was breathtakingly amazing.In the past month however, the now popular ETF […]
A Game Plan For A Correction
If you want a full game plan for what to buy on a correction, here it is. ETFs, stocks, SPACs everything we are focusing on if we get a September like correction or worse. Become a member today if you aren’t. This long form post will make all your money back for years worth of membership.
Plug & Play ETFs Q2 2021
Our Plug & Play ETFs are built on the premise that Asset allocation drives 50-90% of volatility, risk and returns so focus on asset allocation by sector, industry and nation above all else, with a core position in ETFs. For all paid members from Global Trends ETF to RARE.
ETF Trends 3/1/21
Our weekly review of our Plug & Play stocks, as well as, focus trades. Build long-term positions. Swing trade. Tactical and strategic trading. A quick summary to keep up to date. Available to Global Trends members and all other services including RARE Investing.
Global Trends ETF Update
Global Trends ETF update. Opportunities in gold, tech, emerging markets, as well as, hedges in oil. Members Only with Global Trends ETF subscription or higher.
Trade Alerts – Mainly Gold Related
The “narrative” might have changed with announcement that vaccine from Pfizer (PFE) is pretty good, but really this is just a short squeeze. The reality is that we are still between 3-5 quarters from a normalizing economy that will still take a couple years to repair. Ultimately, Fed liquidity is […]
ETF GTC Buy Orders Q4 2020
Members only ETF good’til cancel orders for the Q4 ETF Plug & Play Portfolio Model. To become a member use coupon code “Smart50” to get your first year half price.
Global Trends ETFavorites Sheet Link
Global Trends ETF monitors over 160 screened ETFs for strategy, holdings, liquidity, factors, management and expenses. Our ETFavorites sheet organizes these top ETFs. This is Members Only content. To view our favorite ETFs, see our asset allocations and follow our trades, become a member of Global Trends ETF today.
Plug & Play ETF Portfolio Models Q4 2020
Q4 Plug & Play ETF Portfolio Models. Use these ETF models for the core of your portfolios or your entire portfolio. These models had 4 of the top performing funds after the Coronavirus Crash. Members Only. Requires Global Trends ETF membership or higher.
Trimming And Selling Bond ETFs
Fed largesse is running out for corporate bonds as the credit facilities are almost used up. Risk is rising again at the same time.
Plug & Play ETF Portfolio Models Q3 2020
Summary Read “Using The Plug & Play Portfolio Models” before you do any buying or selling.First off are cash levels appropriate for different investor mindsets.Plug & Play Portfolio Models. My “Plug & Play Portfolio Models” present investment ideas from our “Very Short Lists” that are near buy zones as of the first […]
Mutual Funds And ETFs For Fed Bond Buying
The Fed’s unprecedented corporate bond buying is yielding intermediate term opportunities. These ETFs and mutual funds are poised to capitalize on the Federal Reserve largess. We highlight several mutual funds available in 401k plans. View this important asset allocation piece with a Free Library Card.
Global Trends ETF Q2 2020 Update
We share our approach to asset allocation using low cost ETFs. Currently available to members and those with a Free Library Card.
Global Trends ETF Chart Book April 2020
Here’s our looked for monthly ETF Chart Book for April 2020. This is one of the most important chart books we’ve put out given the deep correction we are experiencing due to Coronavirus COVID-19. You must have a Global Trends ETF or higher membership. Anyone who does not, this month only, subscribe to Global Trends ETF with your first year 50% off and you will be upgraded to our sustainable growth membership.
ETF Buy List Update
ETFs are the core of your asset allocation. These low cost vehicles allow you to easily weight your asset allocation to the strongest parts of the economy. Here is our latest Coronavirus Crash update. We have one buy right now and a four others coming.
Webinar Recast: ETF Game Plan For #Crash2020
See this important webinar about ETF asset allocation coming out of the Coronavirus & Oil Crash of 2020 with a Free Library Card.
ETF Chart Book & Investing Ideas
See this important asset allocation analysis using ETFs now using a Free Library Card.
Global Trends ETF Model: December 2019
Global Trends ETF uses tactical asset allocation to find opportunities and manage risk using low cost ETFs. This ETF strategy can be used as a whole portfolio or as the core to build a stock portfolio around.
Our mission with Global Trends ETF is to create a diversified portfolio that uses asset allocation to exploit opportunities and manage risk.
Quick Thoughts On VXX & QQQ
The correction we are seeing is a prelude to what I expect in 2020 as the economy softens and buybacks slowdown. Between now and then, we should see choppiness as smart money fades rallies and the oblivious permabulls buy the dips (perma anything are oblivious). I expect a bit of […]