- Small-Cap Growth -1.35%
- 1) Homebuilders -2.05% 2) Biotech -1.83% 3) I-Banks -1.70%
- EQIX, HWAY, BFR, PRU, GTIV, MCP, BK, CVX, WSR, PRTA, CEVA, ANGI, TXI, SFUN, HAWK, ASH, TASR, LLY, ZLC, CYD, CLDX, NOAH, MAA, MGAM, CLNE, TSLA, DGI, HLF, CCG, HCP and RWT
- 1) LAMR 2) MDY 3) XLB 4) GLW 5) UNP
- 1) TSLA 2) APC 3) ANGI 4) C 5) GM
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Thursday October 4, 2013, was definitely a bearish day, as ETF Daily News reports Outer limits of monetary policy and inflation and the Finviz Chart of the Market OFF ETN, OFF, rose, and the Yahoo Finance Chart of Volatility, ^VIX, also rose, stimulating Volatility ETFs, TVIX,VIXY,VIXM, higher. The Great Bear Market that commenced Friday September 20, 2013, recommenced Thursday October 4, 2013, as is seen in the 200% Bear Market ETFS, such as BIS, FXP, SQQQ, SDD, SSG, trading higher.
Nations trading lower included
Indonesia, IDX,
Mexico, EWW
Philippines, EPHE
Turkey, TUR
Brazil, EWZ, and Brazil Small Caps, EWZS
Sectors trading lower included
Inverse Volatility, XIV
Solar, TAN
Internet Retail, FDN
Nasdaq Internet, PNQI
Biotechnology, IBB
Homebuilding, ITB
US Infrastructure, PKB
Media, PBS
Design Build, FLM
Small Cap Pure Value, RZV
Aerospace, IBB
Small Cap Industrials, PSCI
Industrials, XLI
Paper Producers, WOOD
Automobiles, CARZ
Steel, SLX
IPOS, FPX
Consumer Discretionary, IYC
Retail, XRT
Yield Bearing Sectors trading lower included
Utilities, XLU
Global Real Estate, DRW
Real Estate, IYR
Leveraged Buyouts, PSP
Of note, Global Consumer Staples, KXI, seen in this Finviz Screener, which includes TSN, PG, KRFT, MDLZ, CAG, and GIS, is a loss leading sector, since September 20, 2013, as is seen in their combined ongoing Yahoo Finance Chart.
The chart of the Gold ETF, GLD, rose slightly, to the edge of a massive consolidation triangle, to close at 127, from which it will either break out, or break lower; either way, it is wise to Dollar Cost Average, an investment in the purchase of gold bullion, as in the age of authoritarianism, the possession of gold and diktat, will be the two forms of sovereign and sustainable wealth.
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