ETF Trading strategies
How to find and trade
best exchange traded fund
ETF (Exchange traded funds) are great vehicles for short or mid-term trading.
I personally use these shares also for all these actions:If you do not know what exchange traded funds are, I prepared
this description
about them. There are several categories of these shares. I personally monitor these
major groups:
Economy of one major emerging market - India - could be traded using
India exchange traded funds.
Real estate market could be tracked using
REIT ishares funds.
Another interesting group of sector shares are
Airline exchange traded funds
There’s also a relatively new group of exchange traded funds that are inversely correlated to the underlying index. They are known as
Short or inverse
funds. I like them very much since I can use these exchange traded funds for a short type of trade. I do not need to enter a short trade in a specific index or a sector exchange traded funds, but I will enter long trade in this inversely correlated exchange traded funds. Today you can find also
leveraged funds
shares but they can be risky for longer
type of trade.
My ETF Trading strategies
My strategies are based on technical analysis of stock market. My most used tools of
stock chart analysis
are
relative strength
and stock
chart patterns
.I trade them a lot and I also use them for
portfolios of my clients
. I trade US Sectors mostly by strategy based on relative strength. But my
list of exchange traded funds
I analyze includes all group of shares mentioned above. Basic points of this strategy is described here:
I use
commodity funds
and
commodity funds trading strategy
as well
Relative strength I use also for trades with
small cap exchange traded funds
You can also use only
ishares funds
for your trading strategies
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