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#2 Sectors in Stock Markets
#2 Sectors in Stock Markets
Sector based investing has been around since the merchants of Venice traded government securities in the early 13th century. There was only once sector at that time!
Fast forward into 2021, the stock markets have matured, step by step, to a podium where practically anything can be bought and sold, in a slice big or small, as long as it complies with the rules of ethical behavior. This has given birth to sector based investing.
The most popular categorization of stock market is based on the following 11 sectors. Tracked below are the Vanguard ETF's corresponding to each sector.
1. Information Technology (ETF : VGT)
2. Health Care (ETF : VHT)
3. Financials (ETF : VFH)
4. Consumer Discretionary (ETF : VCR)
5. Communication Services (ETF : VOX)
6. Industrials (ETF : VIS)
7. Consumer Staples (ETF : VDC)
8. Energy (ETF : VDE)
9. Utilities (ETF : VPU)
10. Real Estate (ETF : VNQ)
#1 Building a Pseudo Straddle (with stocks)!
This blog, written in August, could well qualify for a tile 'English August'.
Dow reached an intra-day High of 18,631.60, S&P hit 2193.42 and NASDAQ peaked at 5275.74 today, August 23 2016. The numbers represented all time High's for S&P and NASDAQ today and bulls don't seem to be taking a pause yet - Hmmf! Hmmmf! As an investor, i am tired of chasing...
The next thought that inadvertently crosses my mind - Is it time to sell? Hell yeah... if you are invested. What if you aren't?
The latter brings back some interesting ticker symbols to my mind - 'DOG', 'SH' and 'PSQ'. These are ETF's that call themselves 'Inverse ETFs'. Try tracking them as the market goes up and you could find them good Investment Opportunities if you follow the tenet 'Buy Low', 'Sell High'.
These Inverse ETF's, with their index counterparts are a perfect straddle and for dividend savvy investors, a good stream of regular income without losing your principal.
The next thought that inadvertently crosses my mind - Is it time to sell? Hell yeah... if you are invested. What if you aren't?
The latter brings back some interesting ticker symbols to my mind - 'DOG', 'SH' and 'PSQ'. These are ETF's that call themselves 'Inverse ETFs'. Try tracking them as the market goes up and you could find them good Investment Opportunities if you follow the tenet 'Buy Low', 'Sell High'.
These Inverse ETF's, with their index counterparts are a perfect straddle and for dividend savvy investors, a good stream of regular income without losing your principal.
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