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What Relative Strength Says About Tech ETFs & Financial ETFs

05 November 2009 at 10:11 am by Staff     Bookmark and Share    Follow EtfExpert on Twitter

Many believe that a sustained rally cannot occur without the participation of the tech and financial sectors. Tech may have earnings and revenue growth, but some question whether the prices have gotten ahead of themselves. The financial sector may have tremendous potential to expand, were it not for headwinds in commercial real estate, lower credit lines and tight lending standards.

So what about the relative strength of these two pillars? If tech and financials are outpacing the S&P 500, are we set to move higher? And what does gold at $1100 per ounce mean for Gold ETF investors?

Sector Relative Strength:  Technology And Financials - Bespoke
Gold Marches On To $1,100 An Ounce - Alix Steel, The Street  
ETFs Rise As Fed Rates Stay The Same -Trang Ho, Investor’s Business Daily  

 

 

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