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Chart Conditions For Country/Region ETFs Trading At Least $20,000/Minute

Friday, May 17th, 2013

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Technical Chart Metrics for 50 Most Heavily Traded Technology Stocks

Thursday, May 16th, 2013

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On an equal weighted basis, the 50 most heavily traded tech stocks are 7.38% below their 1-year trailing high, although they are up on average 21.38% over 1 year. They are up on average 5.40% over the last 10 days. The price changes are not much different with or without Apple, but the top 50 less Apple is only 6.74% below its trailing 1-year high.

When all 212 of the US Tech Sector stocks are considered on an equal weighted basis, they are 10.68% below their trailing 1-year high, but up 18.90% for 252 days, up 5.51% for 63 days, up 6.16% for 21 days, and up 6.08% for 10 days.

This compares to the S&P 500 on an equal weight basis, which is up 27.80% over 1 year and only 3.79% below the equal weight 1-year trailing high.

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Chart Conditions for Most Heavily Traded Persistent, Consistent Dividend Payers

Thursday, May 16th, 2013

This table presents price chart conditions data for the 50 most heavily traded persistent, consistent dividend payers (based on the “Dividend Champions” list maintained by David Fish DripInvesting.org. Stocks on that list must have paid and increased dividends each years for at least 5 years.

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All have prices at or above their 200-day moving average, except for CAT which is 1% below the average. All except MSFT, INTC and OXY have positive 252-day linear regression slopes. All except INTC show the last 10 days of the 200-day moving average to be tilted upward. All but INTC, CAT,and YUM have positive 252-day price changes. All but T, TGT, WMB, and DUK are up over the last 10 days. Those at least 5% below their 252-day trailing high price are: CAT, INTC, FDX, YUM, IBM, and DE.

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