11/3 – ETF Trading – IWM, UWM, EWC, EWT, EWY

At the risk of sounding like a broken record, you have full trading positions for any or all of the etfs we’ve been following the past week and a half – IWM, UWM, EWC, EWT and EWY.

Now, we’re just exercising some patience as we wait for the market to move higher from here.

Our exit signals are triggered when the etf price is greater than it’s MA(5), or – for a potentially larger gain – when the RSI(2) is greater than 70. All trades are at the market close. Please trade responsibly!

Larry Connors has a 4 part series on How To Correctly Buy Stocks And ETFs. I think you’ll enjoy his trading insight.

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Join me everyday to follow the etf trading signals. All of the signals and strategies I use for etf trading are found in the book by Larry Connors: High Probability ETF Trading. His etf trading strategies have only a few rules and you’ll be able to back-test and apply the strategies to the next trading day. With easy to follow trading strategies, clear explanations, and years of tested results, there is no better place to start finding new trading edges than in High Probability ETF Trading. Get your copy today and be ready for the next trading session.

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