etfmsolutions: T2 Update...3.5.13

Tuesday, March 5, 2013

T2 Update...3.5.13

Checking in on the default T2 portfolio reveals much the same momentum as the T6 LAB, only when viewed over a larger sector field. GLD remains the worst performer with limited prospects going forward. This situation may persist for some time unless some news driven events derail the current market momentum.
IWM and QQQ should start migrating to higher rankings if the bull run is to continue, otherwise XLU may hold onto #1 even though today's action reflects a 4 year high in that ETF.

Finally, here is why Chinese sheetrock is so cheap. You'll have to endure the 10 second intro (in Chinese), but I guarantee you'll never think the same about Chinese business after you watch this video.

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