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[Alton]

A John Murphy video has inspired me to explore sector rotation using ETFs. I will appreciate some suggestions as to how the following list can be productively cut or expanded. I need ETFs which are neither too broad nor too narrow. Next, I want to avoid overlap as much as possible. For instance, should I include the XLK Tech SPDR, given all the iShare tech-related ETFs which are included. Also, there are bound to be important ommissions. What are they? [attachment=5961:attachment] Any other suggestions or comments will be helpful. Hopefully will have some results to share by the new year. Thanks in advance.

Edited by Alton, 16 September 2007 - 12:47 PM.

[mdwllc]

A John Murphy video has inspired me to explore sector rotation using ETFs. I will appreciate
some suggestions as to how the following list can be productively cut or expanded.

I need ETFs which are neither too broad nor too narrow. Next, I want to avoid overlap as much
as possible. For instance, should I include the XLK Tech SPDR, given all the iShare tech-related
ETFs which are included. Also, there are bound to be important ommissions. What are they?

[attachment=5961:attachment]

Any other suggestions or comments will be helpful. Hopefully will have some results to
share by the new year. Thanks in advance.

Some of the ones you mention don't have the liquidity some like to have. Additional ones you may want to at least look at are Powershares/DB ETF. A couple of funds are: Pro Shares and Profunds.. Good trading MDW

[pedro]

see XRO

[vitaminm]

Etfs by Volume(smaller bid/ask spread)

http://finance.yahoo...=...cs=1&ce=565

A John Murphy video has inspired me to explore sector rotation using ETFs. I will appreciate
some suggestions as to how the following list can be productively cut or expanded.

I need ETFs which are neither too broad nor too narrow. Next, I want to avoid overlap as much
as possible. For instance, should I include the XLK Tech SPDR, given all the iShare tech-related
ETFs which are included. Also, there are bound to be important ommissions. What are they?

[attachment=5961:attachment]

Any other suggestions or comments will be helpful. Hopefully will have some results to
share by the new year. Thanks in advance.