etfmsolutions: M6 Outlook & SPLV...04.23.16

Saturday, April 23, 2016

M6 Outlook & SPLV...04.23.16

This week we feature a slightly revised M6 model which includes a new input...SPLV, an ETF comprised of the S&P low volatility issues.
There's not a whole lot of volume on SPLV but if you spend some time studying its idiosyncrasies along with me next week it may become one of your favorite trading ETFs.
The general tone for next week is reserved and don't forget APPLE's out Tuesday with earnings that will surely drift the markets either up or down. Just to put things in context Barron's reports this week that their stable of investment pros favorite stock is......APPLE.

And here's the current M1 study of SPLV all by itself...in the mean reversion mode.

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