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ETF Trading Strategies Revealed (Trade Secrets (Marketplace Books)) | 
 enlarge | Authors: David Vomund, Linda Bradford Raschke
Publisher: Marketplace Books
Category: Book
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Rating:  17 reviews
Sales Rank: 43953
Media: Paperback
Pages: 104
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 8.3 x 5.3 x 0.3
ISBN: 1592802583
Dewey Decimal Number: 332
EAN: 9781592802586
ASIN: 1592802583
Publication Date: October 18, 2006
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Product Description
Want to know how to trade the hottest new investment vehicle? This book reveals the secrets of profiting from a new and growing investment vehicle the Exchange-Traded Fund. Pulling from experts in the field like Linda Bradford Raschke and Steve Palmquist, this book has all the information you need to begin trading ETFs for profit: Learn the basics of ETFs; how they work, why they re growing in popularity, and how you can get your share of the profits. Discover the way to apply classic techniques to leverage your ETF investments for both the short-term and long-term. Study simple but highly effective mechanical ETF rotation techniques (style, sector, and international) that are now available to the individual investor. ETF Trading Strategies Revealed doesn t end there. Learn from long-time trader and founder of AIQ Systems, Dr. J.D. Smith, what it takes to mentally be the best. When you have the emotional discipline to follow his techniques, you ll find increased profits aren t far behind.
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 Vomund Offers Practical, Tested ETF Investment Strategies November 8, 2008
John Dunleavy
I read this book with great interest. It offers what other publications covering ETF Style and Sector investing have missed -a practical, direct approach to successfully IMPLEMENTING tested investment strategies.
I especially appreciate the timely supporting data the author, David Vomund, offers on his website www.etftradingstrategies.com, at the two tabs labeled Analysis and Strategies. That weekly-updated information, along with the book, help me understand and accurately execute the recommended trading strategies. It's really not any more complicated than that. I'm committed to adopting two of the strategies and excited to begin trading soon.
I also want to offer my thanks to the 16 reviewers before me who have shared thoughtful comments about this book and the author. Were it not for you, I may never have noticed or purchased David's book.
 Not much substance May 18, 2008
Ranjan (Salem, Virginia)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
On the background of some simple strategies, the book appears to concentrate on promoting its website resources. There is no "Aha" strategy here.
 Rotation strategies March 26, 2008
Gadgester (New York)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
The book's title is a little misleading. There's only one strategy that's "revealed" here, that of style rotation -- here style can mean "market cap groups" or "sectors," etc. The book is really slim, totaling about 90 pages, of which only 30 are truly useful. The other 60 pages are just fluff. The ETF introduction chapter is ridiculously light on details; it contains gems such as "you can't tell liquidity from trading volumes" -- okay, what should we be looking for, then? There's a chapter with an interivew with Linda Raschke and another on charting written by Steve Palmquist; neither chapter contributes anything at all to the rotation strategies discussed in part 3 of the book. The book concludes with a brief discussion of trading plan by some "doctor."
So, you'll buy the book only for the 30 or so pages on rotation strategies. Actually, it's one strategy with a few variations. The author shows you backtesting results using index data and then ETF data (the latter covers a much shorter period, usually only from 2002 on). I do like the fact that in at least one of the tests he didn't forget to include transaction cost. The strategies are simple and may work if followed religiously. The author discusses a few ways of building on top of the basic principles. For me, these 30 pages are worth the (Amazon) price of the book, although similar information can be found, for free, on the web.
solid January 28, 2008
David Faria
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
As previous reviews have stated, this book is very simply written and brief, which is great. Mr. Vomund knows how to communicate to the reader without being ambiguous and makes sure that everything is stated such that no pertinant detail is missed (as with the case with most books discussing strategies). I have corresponded frequently with the author via email and have found him to be both personable and intelligent. I recommend this book to anyone desirous of educating themselves on the subject of the growing phenomenon, ETF's.
Short and Sweet November 28, 2007
Active Investor (Michigan, USA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I am a market participant that has been successful using various "Active" strategies.
What I really like about ETF Trading Strategies Revealed is that it is not filled with "extras" to make it larger and harder to get to the meat of the issue. There is a sharing of a good workable active strategies that warrant consideration for at least a portion of your portfolio.
There is a background presented briefly and some strategies that are tradable just as they are written. If you are new to any kind of active portfolio management, you can trade this system and most likely improve your returns at less risk or drawdown.
If you have experience in this arena, it is a good basis to test and refine for even better risk adjusted returns.
All of this without having to wade through hundreds of pages of filler.
Highly recommended
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