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ETF's - Exchange traded fund that is primarily composed of a basket of stocks ETN's – Exchange traded note, less prominent and more typical in structured credit / product markets. VISUALIZATION EXERCISE a stock goes against you and touches your plan price, you need to get out Imaging hitting sell right away.
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4 - Understanding, Monitoring, And Utilizing ETF's
ETF's - Exchange traded fund that is primarily composed of a basket of stocks ETN's – Exchange traded note, less prominent and more typical in structured credit / product markets. VISUALIZATION EXERCISE a stock goes against you and touches your plan price, you need to get out Imaging hitting sell right away.
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ETF's - Exchange traded fund that is primarily composed of a basket of stocks ETN's – Exchange traded note, less prominent and more typical in structured credit / product markets. VISUALIZATION EXERCISE a stock goes against you and touches your plan price, you need to get out Imaging hitting sell right away.
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LESSON FOUR Utilizing, Understanding, & Monitoring ETF’s
The Trading Pitt 2010 1
TERMS TO KNOW:
• ETF’s – Exchange traded fund that is primarily composed of a basket of
stocks • ETN’s – Exchange traded note, less prominent and more typical in structured credit/product markets • Leveraged ETF’s – Semi-actively managed products that are usually rebalanced daily and attempt to replicate the reference entities performance by a set multiple • Types of ETF’s – Commodity, Bond, Currency, Sector, and Index • Why ETF’s exist – “Easier Diversification” • Spread Trade – Long and short related positions. An example is Long SPY and Short DIA. Expecting the S&P to outperform the DJIA percentage wise. • Basic Statistical Arbitrage – Not really “arbitrage”, but the theory that two products tend to converge and diverge respective of one another. • Alpha – A measure of value added to a portfolio by the outperformance of an index.
The Trading Pitt 2010 2
UTILIZING Want to perform close to beta? ETF’S Buy or Sell the Index ETF’s: SPY, QQQQ, DIA, and IWM
The Trading Pitt 2010 3
MONITORING Relative Sector Strength within a ETF’S Particular Sector
The Trading Pitt 2010 4
SPREAD TRADES: ARE NOT LESS RISKY THAN NORMAL INVESTMENTS
Sector vs. Sector
Sector vs. Index Sector vs. Stock
Short MOO , Long MON
Warning both legs of the trade can go against you.
The Trading Pitt 2010 5
SIMULATION 1 Intraday Spread Trade across SPDR’s You can only trade SPDR’s: XLY, XLP, XLE, XLF, XLV, XLI, XLB, XLK, XLU
The Trading Pitt 2010 6
KEY POINTS Don’t worry about leveraged ETF’s at FROM this point SIMULATION 1
The Trading Pitt 2010 7
VISUALIZATION • A stock goes against you and touches EXERCISE your plan price, you need to get out • Imaging hitting sell right away. • Or in the case of being short, covering.
The Trading Pitt 2010 8
SECOND Weak ETF’s vs. a strong index SIMULATION “Finding the laggards”
7/6/2010
The Trading Pitt 2010 9
KEY POINTS You can diversify amongst ETF’s, SIMULATION 2 there is a lot of ways to trade this
The Trading Pitt 2010 10
RANDOM You can only use one ETF SIMULATION Long or short create Alpha or stick with Beta
The Trading Pitt 2010 11
ANALYSIS, • What were the best plays? COMMENTS, QUESTIONS?