There is an ETF with the symbol BWET which, as of a year ago, was just about the most boring chart imaginable.

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There is an ETF with the symbol BWET which, as of a year ago, was just about the most boring chart imaginable.

I am having a non-wretched day, in spite of the insane rally going on around us. I’m keeping things relatively light (commitment level=120%) and continue to have one and only one large short position: EFA. I have added somewhat to this position based on today’s strength, and my stop remains just above that price gap (that is, a stop-loss order at 106.60):

The semiconductor has been having a very strong week, unfortunately. I suggest keeping a close eye on the price gaps I’ve noted below in these two important semiconductor sector funds.

Let’s look at eight important exchange traded funds now that the FOMC is behind us.
First up is our loyal friend and companion the Dow diamonds. This has been my anchor short positions, and today was the biggest red bar we’ve seen in many, many weeks. We are also at the cusp of a major support failure, as indicated by the dashed horizontal.
