Exchange Traded Funds
Stock Market Timing Strategies For You
Stock market timing strategies can be long or short term. The strategies are different for single stocks than they are for mutual funds, of course. With single stocks you base your strategy on your knowledge of an individual company. What are the fundamentals of the company; earnings, sales, assets, technology and management. The context of the over all market for the service or product that the company produces is also relevant to knowing when to buy and when to sell.
Natural Gas ETF, profit from energy prices
The price of natural gas has moved quite a bit this year. It has traded from over $6 down to $2.50 and back to over $5 now. With big swings in prices like this, there are opportunities for the wise investor to profit in this sector.
Adventures in Global Exchange Traded Funds
Global exchange traded funds are not as complicated as the name implies. Below are some easy steps to creating a successful and profitable ETF portfolio. For anyone who is interested in any type of investing is it important first create and maintain a rainy day fund. This is 6 months of income placed into a [...]
Learn How To Buy Gold As An Investment
If investors want to buys stocks or bonds, they can call up their brokers and quickly make the purchase. They can also buy stocks online with the push of a button. Commodities such as gold and silver, however, are more difficult to buy because of the the complicated way in which they trade through futures [...]
The Junior Gold Sector
An article today titled ‘Junior Gold Stocks: Bent, Not Broken’ by Scott Wright of Zeal Speculation summarizes his views on Junior Golds – where they have been and why, and where they are going. In summary, Wright says:• in the past several months even though gold has been strong, the risk capital that usually finds [...]
Managed Futures, How to Pick a Commodity Trading Advisor
Over the last seven years the amount of money professionally managed in the commodity futures markets has more than quintupled! According to hedge fund tracking firm Barclays, assets under management rose from roughly 41 billion dollars in 2001 to more than 219 billion dollars today! As worldwide demand for commodities continues to heat up and more [...]
