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iShares Trust Shares DJ Transportaion Average Index Fund (IYT)
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blogs.barrons.com
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Dec 29, 2008
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XOM, AEP, XLU and 15 moreXLK, XLV, DUK, IYT, EXC, CVX, PZE, XLY, SO, XLE, XLP, XLF, FE, PCG, XLI
ThereÂs weakness across the board this morning, with Select Sector ETFs in Financials (XLF), Consumer Staples (XLP), Health Care (XLV), Technology (XLK), Industrials (XLI), Consumer Discretionary (XLY) and the Dow Jones Transport Average ETF (IYT) all down between 1% and 2%. Energy (XLE) and Utili...
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tradersnarrative.com
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Oct 06, 2008
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The Dow Jones Transportation sector is acting really wonky. At first glance, it might seem to be getting tarred with the same brush as the general market. The wonky part is that it has completely decoupled from the crude oil market.
For example, on October 29th, 2008, West Texas crude oil futures we...
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etftrends.com
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Sep 19, 2008
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Despite a meltdown in the markets, transportation exchange traded funds (ETFs) seem to have been a safer haven than most in the last six months and year.
The Dow Jones Transportation Index (IYT) has proven smooth running: in the last year, it’s up 3.5% and in the last six months, it’s up 7.4%. Much...
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Investors are currently limited to the iShares Dow Jones Transports (IYT) as a transport ETF option with net assets of $698 million and 20 component stocks (stats as of 8/8/08 from the iShares website). The top five holdings account for 43.2% of invested assets and include the following: Burlingt...
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Investors are currently limited to the iShares Dow Jones Transports (IYT) as a transport ETF option with net assets of $698 million and 20 component stocks (stats as of 8/8/08 from the iShares website). The top five holdings account for 43.2% of invested assets and include the following: Burling...
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In spite of all the fashionable buying today, our outlook over the next week or so isn’t particularly bullish, and here are some reasons why:
Historically, it is really uncommon for the market to move up 2% the morning before a Fed announcement…
…and in general, these big Fed rallies tend to end ei...
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