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DIG: Bull or Bear?
15 favorite ETFs for 2009
DIG
+29.06%
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286 days
(closed on 10/29/09)
Filed under: Major movement, International markets, Newsletters, Mutual funds, ETF Investing, Commodities, Oil, S and P 500, DJIA, Stocks to Buy, Recession, Best Stocks for 2009 For 26 years, at the start of each year, I've conducted an annual survey of newsletter advisors, asking for their favorite investment for the coming year. Until 2 or 3 years ago, their responses were almost always individual stocks and an occasional mutual fund. <>Increasingly in recent years, many advisors have found their favorite positions to be exchange traded funds, whereby they can invest in a sector, region, or s...
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How do you spell Democrat? I-n-f-l-a-t-i-o-n
DIG
+17.23%
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361 days
Filed under: Chesapeake Energy (CHK), Presidential elections, Oil, Stocks to Buy 
I've been following the election closely for two years. For the most part, politics is a hobby of mine, but in this year's election my interest went much deeper. I recognized very early that the 2008 vote would be monumental on so many levels and investment opportunities would abound. I even outlined the impact of the policies of each candidate on the market in an election gallery. <>Now that the results are in with the Democrats taking significant control of the executive and legislative branches, I want to drill d...
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Commodities Will Pull Back Due to LoC Frozen
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+14.09%
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3 days
(closed on 10/19/08)
Just as the business world is dependent upon commercial paper as its life blood, the world of global trade depends on letters of credit (LOC). Without LOCs, the world of trade quickly freezes up. As result of Letter of Credit Frozen is shipping for coal, iron ore and other commodities will fall because banks are guaranteeing fewer loads. Accordingly, prices for most commodities will be elevated. Moreover, there is a very real risk that various economies will start to face stresses in this time of "Just In Time Delivery" as very small stock piles vital commodities quickly get vacuumed up by ...
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ETF Screener: Small & Mid Cap Value join Large Cap and A possible Bounce in Oil and
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-58.71%
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444 days
During this week’s technical analysis of more than 500 sector and ETF charts, The Correct Call has possibly identified a couple of emerging trends. In all likelihood, the one that will fetch the most headlines and the boldest print is what looks like an impending rally in oil. We see a short term rise in oil prices as highly probable due to oil’s rapid decline and a recent technical buy signal. Traders looking to initiate a diversified position might consider investing a few dollars in PowerShares DB Oil Fund (DBO) and for double the fun ProShares Ultra Oil & Gas (DIG). <>Another ...
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Bullish on DIG ...
DIG
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-18.30%
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32 days
(closed on 09/04/08)
Sitting near a tradable bottom... fundamentals for oil still intact. The ETF's largest holdings are receiving heavy support at these levels. Low risk to reward.
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DIG Confirmation
DIG
-67.89%
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551 days
DIG confirmed the bullish tail candle at support. I may add positions tomorrow if there is a slight pullback. I am already holding SWN.
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If there was any doubt whether the rally at the end of 2008 and the beginning of 2009 was anything but a bear market rally, this week put these doubts to rest. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is already down 8.3% year-to-date; it sank 6.2% this week alone (notwithstanding Friday).
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