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Diamonds (Dow Jones) Trading
Diamonds ETF
Trading Defined and Explained
The Dow
Jones Industrial Average is the oldest and most widely
recognized stock market index. The stock market is measured in
great part by the Dow moving up or down.
The Dow is the primary barometer. The
Dow Diamonds, or (DIA), is an
exchange-traded fund that holds the 30 stocks that comprise the
Dow
index.
Diamonds ETF
Prices/Rates
Unlike the
Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500, which are based on the market
value of the underlying stocks, the Dow ETF is
price weighted. When trading the Diamonds ETF,
traders must remember that the higher the price of the stock,
the greater its weight in the Dow.
Diamonds ETF
Trading Software
Knowing what is
going to happen in the market is critical to profitable ETF
trading. VantagePoint software forecasts the Diamonds
ETF high and low for the next day with a very high
accuracy, so you'll know where to put your stops and whether to
tighten up on them or get out of the trade immediately.
Using forecasts
of market trend direction in conjunction with predicted highs
and lows greatly increases the potential for successful
Diamonds ETF trades. VantagePoint even allows you to
visualize forecasts and indicators graphically on your computer
for ease of use.
Diamonds ETF
Trading News
The
Diamonds ETF index is followed in the Wall Street
Journal and all other major newspapers. Diamonds
ETFs and Diamonds price trends are
given.
Diamonds ETF
Trading Information
The Dow
Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) was created by the
founder of the Wall Street Journal, Charles Dow,
in 1884. It initially included 12 stocks, and was increased to
30 stocks in 1928. Unlike the Nasdaq 100 and the S&P 500, the
Dow is not changed on a regular basis.
In 1999, the inclusion of
Intel and Microsoft was big news, as it marked the first time in
history that non-New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) issues had been
added to the Dow index.
Diamonds ETF
Trading Advice
ETFs are index
funds at their root, so ETF investors should study the
philosophy of index investing which downplays stock picking in
favor of buying the market. However, unlike most traditional
index funds, investors can take an active approach to trading
and profit-taking. |
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