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rtucker
318 posts
msg #60831
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3/27/2008 5:37:31 PM

I for one am using ETF's more these days. There are some , unlike
say... QLD/QID, whose "investment vehicle" isnt as correlated as I might think.

Todays example is SRS. Even though the real estate sector was one of the poorest performers today , this double inverse etf barely budged. GRRR!.

Of course, now I have to do DD on SRS and several others. USO is
another. It seems that one has to be aware of + or - "roll yield" as the next forward contract is purchased.

My question is. What sites/sources of info are people using to research ETF's ? Now I am jumping from site to site to pick up scraps of info.
Any direction would be appreciated. TIA.


nikoschopen
2,824 posts
msg #60833
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modified
3/27/2008 7:52:20 PM

Even though the real estate sector was one of the poorest performers today...

Uhm, you might want to double-check that. Here's today's wrap-up on some of the largest homebuilders:
BZH2.86%
HOV2.26%
DHI2.17%
LEN1.76%
PHM1.62%
TOL0.89%


Well, let me take that back. Although I would think there's a high degree of correlation between the "real estate" and "residential construction" sectors, now that I had a closer look at its components perhaps the correlation ain't so high after all. But then again, the two of the largest holding, Simon Property (SPG) & ProLogis (PLD) were down only -0.17% and 0.61%, respectively. Perhaps that explains why ure ETF never moved much today.

ProZachJ
8 posts
msg #60840
Ignore ProZachJ
3/27/2008 11:25:40 PM

rtucker,

I have been experimenting with trading etf's. Mostly just holding for a couple of days at most. Have you had any experience trading them intraday? Any Advice?

rtucker
318 posts
msg #60841
Ignore rtucker
3/27/2008 11:33:52 PM

Sorry, I am not a day trader. A belated welcome ( your 1st post the other day). Look to the current long running threads at the top of the forums for intra day tips. Good luck.

mimi
63 posts
msg #60847
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modified
3/28/2008 4:20:39 AM

Hi,Pro

Before trading options, I mostly traded ETFs for swing and day trading.

These are day-trades that I did.

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RocketFetcher
59 posts
msg #61054
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4/3/2008 7:40:54 PM

mimi, good discussion, can you share how you are now trading options? I am also trading options, and would like to discuss further..let me know, we could get in touch or start a new thread....

RocketFetcher
59 posts
msg #61058
Ignore RocketFetcher
4/3/2008 9:17:22 PM

P.S. mimi, wanted to ask, about your chart posts of your DIA trades intraday; what signals you used for your entry /exit on the 5 min chart?

mimi
63 posts
msg #61069
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modified
4/4/2008 1:15:33 AM

HI! ROCK

Sorry to get you back late!

I am still new to OP trading, so not so much to talk about.

But I keep 90% winnning rate for OP short and 80% OP Long, so far not bad.

I trade OP based on daily chart.

If BOX move, I play short strangles (http://www.poweropt.com/shortstranglehelp.asp).

I like shorting OP-PUT and having small LONG position same time when it dipps.

Like this chart.

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There are many OP strategies you can use. OP is good way to make steady income.

I suggest learning basics and play little.

http://optionmonster.com/#action=home

http://www.cboe.com/LearnCenter/






mimi
63 posts
msg #61070
Ignore mimi
4/4/2008 1:23:25 AM

>what signals you used for your entry /exit

I do not use any specific signals.

When chart forms good support I enter, and when it hits resistant level or when it runs I exit, that's all.

I like swing trading better than day trading.

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