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XES  SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Equipment & Services ETF
 
SPDR Oil & Gas Equipment & Services ETF is an exchange-traded fund who's objective is to  replicate as closely as possible the performance of the S&P Oil & Gas Equipment & Services Select Industry Index, an equal-weighted index.

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1/27/2010
George Spritzer submits:

There are some amazingly consistent seasonality trades that seem to provide convincing evidence that the stock markets are not totally efficient. One example is a simple 6 month trade using the energy service sector:

  • Buy the last day in November.
  • Sell the last day in May.

This trade can be easily executed using an ETF or the Fidelity Energy Services Sector Fund [FSESX]. I use FSESX because I trade a fairly large size, you can buy it without any commission and there is no slippage or bid-asked spread.


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1/20/2010
John Lounsbury submits:

The question is prompted by the following graph from Calculated Risk:

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1/19/2010
Jeff Miller submits:

Anyone who has ever traded using a system has experienced the following situation:

The model has a recommendation. You think it is stupid.


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