11/4 – ETF Trading – IWM, UWM, EWC, EWT, EWY

Markets closed higher yesterday and triggered an exit signal for EWC – unfortunately for us, at a loss. However, if you’re still holding onto the position, you might be able to minimize your loss, or even take a gain, as world markets have moved higher overnight and futures are pointing for a higher open in US markets. I’ll have a special focus on EWC in a follow-up post.

Otherwise, we still have full trading positions for any or all of the etfs we’ve been following for the past week and half – IWM, UWM, EWT and EWY.

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. Part 2 is offered here and discusses how to scale-in to your trades.

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