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Do you want to trade in ETF's?

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  • 02-17-2008 10:22 PM

    Do you want to trade in ETF's?

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    Here are some ETF's:

     

        -- PowerShares DB Agriculture Fund (DBA)
    The Index Commodities consist of Corn, Wheat, Soybeans and Sugar

        -- PowerShares DB Base Metals Fund (DBB)
    The Index Commodities consist of Aluminum, Zinc and Copper-Grade A.

        -- PowerShares DB Commodity Index Tracking Fund (DBC)
    The Index Commodities are Light,
    Sweet Crude Oil, Heating Oil, Aluminum, Gold, Corn and Wheat. 

        -- PowerShares DB Energy Fund (DBE)
    The Fund is designed to track the Deutsche Bank Liquid
    Commodity Index-Optimum Yield Energy Excess Return(TM) (DBLCI-OY Energy
    ER(TM)), which is intended to reflect the energy sector.

        -- PowerShares DB Oil Fund (DBO)
    The Fund is designed to track the Deutsche Bank Liquid Commodity Index-Optimum Yield
    Crude Oil Excess Return(TM) (DBLCI-OY CL ER(TM)), which is intended to reflect
    the changes in market value of crude oil.

        -- PowerShares DB Precious Metals (DBP)
    The Fund is designed to track the Deutsche Bank Liquid Commodity
    Index-Optimum Yield Precious Metals Excess Return(TM) (DBLCI-OY Precious
    Metals ER(TM)), which is intended to reflect the precious metals sector.

        -- PowerShares DB Silver Fund (DBS)
    The Fund is designed to track the Deutsche Bank Liquid Commodity
    Index-Optimum Yield Silver Excess Return(TM) (DBLCI-OY SI ER(TM)), which is
    intended to reflect the changes in market value of silver.

        -- PowerShares DB Gold Fund (DGL)
    The Fund is designed to track the Deutsche Bank Liquid Commodity Index-Optimum
    Yield Gold Excess Return(TM) (DBLCI-OY GC ER(TM)), which is intended to
    reflect the changes in market value of gold. 
    Happy trading...

  • 02-18-2008 4:02 PM In reply to

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    there are alot more ETFs than just those.  I used to own the Lehman brother's 7-10 year US long-bond ETF, but I forget its symbol now.  iShares is one of the main ETF providers here in Canada. 

  • 02-18-2008 6:30 PM In reply to

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    TheLaissezFairy:

    there are alot more ETFs than just those.  I used to own the Lehman brother's 7-10 year US long-bond ETF, but I forget its symbol now.  iShares is one of the main ETF providers here in Canada. 

     

    Thanks!

    However, WSS can't trade Canadian ETF's that are traded in Canada only.

    Happy trading.... 

  • 02-18-2008 9:51 PM In reply to

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    Thanks!  I like ETF's.  You get dividens.  They are a pretty safe bet!

  • 02-19-2008 6:16 PM In reply to

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    Luego:

     

    Here are some ETF's:

     

        -- PowerShares DB Agriculture Fund (DBA)
    The Index Commodities consist of Corn, Wheat, Soybeans and Sugar

        -- PowerShares DB Base Metals Fund (DBB)
    The Index Commodities consist of Aluminum, Zinc and Copper-Grade A.

        -- PowerShares DB Commodity Index Tracking Fund (DBC)
    The Index Commodities are Light,
    Sweet Crude Oil, Heating Oil, Aluminum, Gold, Corn and Wheat. 

        -- PowerShares DB Energy Fund (DBE)
    The Fund is designed to track the Deutsche Bank Liquid
    Commodity Index-Optimum Yield Energy Excess Return(TM) (DBLCI-OY Energy
    ER(TM)), which is intended to reflect the energy sector.

        -- PowerShares DB Oil Fund (DBO)
    The Fund is designed to track the Deutsche Bank Liquid Commodity Index-Optimum Yield
    Crude Oil Excess Return(TM) (DBLCI-OY CL ER(TM)), which is intended to reflect
    the changes in market value of crude oil.

        -- PowerShares DB Precious Metals (DBP)
    The Fund is designed to track the Deutsche Bank Liquid Commodity
    Index-Optimum Yield Precious Metals Excess Return(TM) (DBLCI-OY Precious
    Metals ER(TM)), which is intended to reflect the precious metals sector.

        -- PowerShares DB Silver Fund (DBS)
    The Fund is designed to track the Deutsche Bank Liquid Commodity
    Index-Optimum Yield Silver Excess Return(TM) (DBLCI-OY SI ER(TM)), which is
    intended to reflect the changes in market value of silver.

        -- PowerShares DB Gold Fund (DGL)
    The Fund is designed to track the Deutsche Bank Liquid Commodity Index-Optimum
    Yield Gold Excess Return(TM) (DBLCI-OY GC ER(TM)), which is intended to
    reflect the changes in market value of gold. 
    Happy trading...

     

    Here is an update for February 19th!

    It shows the market breath across all segments: 

    Real-Time Quotes and Mutual Funds Prices  
      Get Detailed Quotes Refresh
      Symbol T Bid AskLast Change Volume FSI  
      Buy   Sell   POWERSH DB AGRICULTURE FUND 4:15:13 PM EST  
      DBA US A + 40.16 40.33 40.07 0.89 2,870,421
    		 
      Buy   Sell   POWERSH DB BASE METALS FUND 4:15:30 PM EST  
      DBB US A + 23.26 26.13 25.29 1.05 178,300
    		 
      Buy   Sell   POWERSHARES DB COMM TRK IND FD 4:15:47 PM EST  
      DBC US A + 34.90 35.00 34.83 1.10 919,800
    		 
      Buy   Sell   POWERSHARES DB ENERGY FUND 3:59:21 PM EST  
      DBE US A - 37.65 38.54 37.6499 1.3099 126,000
    		 
      Buy   Sell   POWERSHARES DB OIL FUND 4:09:40 PM EST  
      DBO US A + 34.31 37.23 36.32 1.28 42,600
    		 
      Buy   Sell   POWERSH DB PRECIOUS METAL FD 4:02:19 PM EST  
      DBP US A + 34.44 35.28 34.44 0.90 107,900
    		 
      Buy   Sell   POWERSHARES DB SILVER FUND 3:59:27 PM EST  
      DBS US A + 31.50 33.27 32.46 0.79 44,000
    		 
      Buy   Sell   POWERSHARES DB GOLD FUND 4:16:19 PM EST  
      DGL US A + 33.72 35.64 34.77 0.94 21,300
    		 

     

  • 05-02-2008 4:38 PM In reply to

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    thanks all info is vital.....................

  • 05-02-2008 4:41 PM In reply to

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    ok

  • 05-09-2008 12:38 PM In reply to

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    I'm still not sure I qqqqquite understand what an ETF is?

  • 05-09-2008 1:18 PM In reply to

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    I bought DBC on the first day of the contest and it is up 8% and has been one of my best stocks.

  • 05-13-2008 9:33 PM In reply to

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    thank you for the information

  • 05-16-2008 6:02 PM In reply to

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     Excelent...this stuff is great, wish i had seen this earlier in the game. Thanks for the outstanding info.

  • 05-16-2008 9:15 PM In reply to

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    I've had some good results from EWS so far...

  • 05-17-2008 12:01 PM In reply to

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    thanks

  • 05-17-2008 1:38 PM In reply to

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    what does ETF stand for?  Equity trade fund??

  • 05-17-2008 5:39 PM In reply to

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    ETF's are usually very stable.  A few years ago when I had nothing.  I put $23 a month in qqqq and $23 in spy.  It's grown a lot.
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