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Categories:ETFs
Annotated ETF Charts
Charts are not adjusted for dividend, therefore the charts are true price history charts.
All charts are annotated with the same three exponential moving averages: 3ma (blue), 15ema (green), and 45ema (red). All buy/sell signals are the same.
BUY signals
1. Buy signals occur when the 15 day EMA cross above the 45 day EMA, which is annotated by solid green vertical lines.
SELL warnings and signals.
2. Sell warning occurs when the 3 day EMA cross below the 15 day EMA, that is not annotated.
3. Sell signals occurs when the 15 day EMA cross below the 45 day EMA, that is annotated by solid red vertical lines.
SPLIT ISSUES
4. Unfortunately, when a split occurs, it causes a large discontinuity. Sell and buy a similar ETF.
BEAR MARKET BOTTOMS
5. Bear market bottom periods are annotated by a red rectangle box.
6. Bear market bottoms turnaround points are denoted by green oval/circle.
OTHER NOTATIONS
7. Dividends are manually annotated with a dashed vertical gold line.
8. The number in parentheses in the name is the approximate number of securities held in the ETF.
9. Percent gains and losses during bullish and bearish periods. (red and green %)
10. The number in parentheses in the name is the approximate number of securities held in the ETF.
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Charts are not adjusted for dividend, therefore the charts are true price history charts.
All charts are annotated with the same three exponential moving averages: 3ma (blue), 15ema (green), and 45ema (red). All buy/sell signals are the same.
BUY signals
1. Buy signals occur when the 15 day EMA cross above the 45 day EMA, which is annotated by solid green vertical lines.
SELL warnings and signals.
2. Sell warning occurs when the 3 day EMA cross below the 15 day EMA, that is not annotated.
3. Sell signals occurs when the 15 day EMA cross below the 45 day EMA, that is annotated by solid red vertical lines.
SPLIT ISSUES
4. Unfortunately, when a split occurs, it causes a large discontinuity. Sell and buy a similar ETF.
BEAR MARKET BOTTOMS
5. Bear market bottom periods are annotated by a red rectangle box.
6. Bear market bottoms turnaround points are denoted by green oval/circle.
OTHER NOTATIONS
7. Dividends are manually annotated with a dashed vertical gold line.
8. The number in parentheses in the name is the approximate number of securities held in the ETF.
9. Percent gains and losses during bullish and bearish periods. (red and green %)
10. The number in parentheses in the name is the approximate number of securities held in the ETF.
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Equity - Mkt Large Cap - S&P 500 Core /$ IShares ETF (502) {true}
Equity - Mkt Large Cap - S&P 500 Core /$ SPDR ETF (500) {true}
Equity - Mkt Large Cap - S&P 500 Core /$ Vanguard ETF (505) {true}
Equity - Mkt Large Cap - S&P 500 EqWgt /$ Invesco ETF (502) {true}
Invesco - EqWgt
Equity - Mkt Large Cap - S&P 500 Growth /$ IShares ETF (325) {true}
Equity - Mkt Large Cap - S&P 500 Growth /$ SPDR ETF {true}
Equity - Mkt Large Cap - S&P 500 Growth Pure /$ Invesco ETF (106) {true}
Invesco - Pure Growth
Equity - Mkt Large Cap - S&P 500 Value - SPDR ETF {true}
Equity - Mkt Large Cap - S&P 500 Value /$ IShares ETF (361) {true}
Equity - Mkt Large Cap - S&P 500 Value Pure /$ Invesco ETF (119) {true}
Invesco - Pure Value
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