I will be the first to admit that I neither know nor care how these things work, these high octane ultrashort ETF's. A subscriber who is an economist by training sent me a mathematical breakdown of the dynamics in play on vehicles like this but I could not understand it. I am a psychology and sentiment guy after all, not a numbers guy. :-)
So, while it is advised to use these things as no more than day trading vehicles, I find myself watching SKF and the other ultrashorts daily and seeing charts that look to be making nice bottoms. Here is SKF hinting toward a breakout that would target the 55 area at which point I "think" I will sell it, subject to ongoing review of course.
An abbreviated version of NFTRH (#40) just went out to subscribers and I am thinking of making it available for free on the blog after the market closes. If so, it will be linked here with no need to email me.
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Check up on SKF (financials short position)
Posted by
Gary from biiwii.com
at
12:52 PM
Labels: Financials, SKF, ultrashort financial
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