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Bullish on SAW ...
SAW
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-23.76%
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Home builders are on their way up. Most are trading well below their NCAV and this fund in particular is a good way to gain exposure with out the risk of any single company going out of business. While their assets may not be as high as their balance sheets indicate, they still have net value and many have few liabilities. Housing market will bottom June-July 09 and if the market is 6 months ahead, now is a good time to buy. Home builders bottomed out in July and given how crappy the market is, I'll bet it takes more then a year to dig out. In a year, will grow 20-40%.
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Unprofitable times in store for the homebuilders
SAW
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+3.30%
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8 days
(closed on 07/02/08)
This is a consequence of a sluggish real estate sector, paired with a glut of properties on the market, and difficulties for potential buyers seeking financing.
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ETF Screener: Up with Utilities, Down with Small Cap and Healthcare
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The Correct Call. </fonte>has expanded the universe of the ETFs we screen to more than 800. We use our Technical Analysis to bring our readers ETFs with fresh buy and sell signals in the following ETF categories: Bond, Currency, Index, International, Sector and Style. As you will see this week, utilities are looking strong while healthcare and small caps, not so good. INDEX and BOND ETFs: No new Buy or Sell Signals CURRENCY ETFs Buy
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Whipsawed!
The market soared on Monday, dropped both Tuesday and Wednesday, rallied back on Thursday and chopped around on Friday. But, in spite of the whipsaws, it was still the first positive week in the fourth quarter and in several weeks.
<>For the week, the S&P 500 rallied +4.60, Dow +4.75%, Nasdaq +3.75%, and the Russell 2000 +0.76%.
<>The best performing ETFs since last Friday were focused on preferred stocks (PGX, PFF, PGF), energy (FXN, RYE), utilities (UPW), global infrastructure (GII), dividends (IRO), healthcare (RXL), and overseas markets (ECH, DXJ, DNH, DGS). The worst performers where >>...
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Whipsawed!
The market soared on Monday, dropped both Tuesday and Wednesday, rallied back on Thursday and chopped around on Friday. But, in spite of the whipsaws, it was still the first positive week in the fourth quarter and in several weeks.
<>For the week, the S&P 500 rallied +4.60, Dow +4.75%, Nasdaq +3.75%, and the Russell 2000 +0.76%.
<>The best performing ETFs since last Friday were focused on preferred stocks (PGX, PFF, PGF), energy (FXN, RYE), utilities (UPW), global infrastructure (GII), dividends (IRO), healthcare (RXL), and overseas markets (ECH, DXJ, DNH, DGS). The worst performers where >>...
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Bounce Back
After a rough first week of September, stocks bounced back a little this week. For now, the July lows continue to hold.
<>For the week just ended, the Dow gained +1.79% the S&P 500 +0.76, the Nasdaq +0.24%, and the Russell 2000 +0.20%. Some of the best performing ETFs this week were homebuilders (SAW), regional banking (KRE), consumer goods (UGE), retail (RTL), real estate (URE) and utilties (UPW). Some of the wost were silver (SLV), brokers (IAI), semiconductors (USD), precious metals (DBP), and china (GXC).
<>Along with the latest takeover/bailout activity this weekend and the hurricane, >>...
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