Disclosure: No position in any of the mentioned securities.
Showing posts with label sector SPDR. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sector SPDR. Show all posts
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Index ETF and SPDR returns for May 12
XLF has been the worst performer for the second day in a row among sector SPDRs.Disclaimer: Long position on GLD.
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ETFs,
investment,
sector SPDR,
stocks,
trading
Index ETF and SPDR returns for May 11
Today as usual financials and technology sectors swapped positions on the return ranking, where technology being the best performing while financials being the worst. One thing to note was lower volume.Disclaimer: Long position in GLD and, short position in XLF and SPY.
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equity index,
ETF,
investment,
sector SPDR,
trading
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Weekly Asset Returns (05/08)
Here are the asset returns for the last week (courtesy of WSJ). The numbers show decreasing risk aversion of investors, where crude oil, REITs and emerging market stocks being the best performers and the dollar being the worst.
Here are the returns for the major equity index ETFs and sector SPDRs. Financials are still going strong.Disclaimer: Long position in GLD and XLE, and short position on SPY.
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asset returns,
equity index,
investment,
sector SPDR,
trading
Sector Relative Strengh
This chart shows the sector relative strength (relative to S&P500) since a market bottom on March 9. The way I have computed the data is as follows: starting with March 9, each day's sector SPDR value is divided by SPY. This value is then divided by the value on March 9 (normalization). The primary purpose is to get an idea of how sector performance compares to each other and to broader market.As you can see, XLF has significantly outperformed every other sector and the S&P500 by a wide margin. Then are 2 cluster: one consists of XLB, XLY and XLI, which have outperformed S&P500 to some extent.
XLK is in the middle and has closely tracked S&P500 till recently and is lagging behind now.
The second cluster includes XLE, XLP, XLU and XLV. Out of these the performance of XLE has started showing confirmed improvement.
Disclaimer: Long position in XLE.
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