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Dynamic Building & Construction Invesco ETF (NY: PKB )

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The Short-Term Uptrend Has Remained Intact
The current short-term uptrend has remained intact, with the PMO index finally reaching the top of the range on Friday. This means that the majority of stocks are once again in sync with the short-term... 
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Homebuilder ETFs Tumble: What Lies Ahead?
The rally in the U.S. housing market has fizzled due to higher mortgage rates, which are taking a toll on builder confidence and consumer demand. This pushed the homebuilder ETFs space down into the... 
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The Short-Term Downtrend Flipped Up
The market's short-term trend flipped from down to up this past week. It is amazing to me that at the bottom of each of these downtrends, it almost always feels like the market is falling off a cliff.... 
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ETF Strategies to Play the US Market Optimism
The streak of upbeat U.S. housing data continues to impress investors. 
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Will High Mortgage Rates Halt The Housing ETF Rally?
Historically, when Buffett takes a position in a sector, it often leads to increased investor interest, even a rally. While housing is struggling with higher mortgage rates, Buffett's bet suggests more... 
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Topics ETFs
Preparing For The Next Short-Term Rally Higher
The short-term downtrend appears set to continue. The market is taking the time it needs to consolidate near its short-term trend lows in order to prepare a base from which it can begin its next... 
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The Second Week Of Market Uncertainty
The market trend was certainly an upward one this past week, so it might be surprising to see that I've marked the trend as 
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ETF Areas To Win On El Nino In 2023
With the advent of El Nino in 2023, the world is preparing to face the associated climatic shifts and the ripple effects they will bring to global economies. Here is a look at some sectors and ETFs... 
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The Short-Term Uptrend Continues As Things Get Interesting
The short-term market uptrend looks set to continue. I have been traveling and have not been watching the market anywhere near as much as I usually do. But now I'm refocusing on stocks, and things are... 
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The Market Won't Be Rushed Into The Next Short-Term Downtrend
The short-term uptrend appears set to continue. It didn't feel like an uptrend on Tuesday and Wednesday, but the market showed strength into the close on Thursday, which was a signal that it would not... 
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Finally A New Short-Term Uptrend
It seemed like it took forever, but we finally got a new short-term uptrend this week. Starting Wednesday, the market's short-term cycle transitioned into higher stock prices. 
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Approaching A New Short-Term Uptrend
The market is just starting, or is very near to starting, a new short-term uptrend. Early last week, the PMO touched the bottom of its range and then bounced upwards, indicating just a tiny bit of... 
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Is It Too Late To Profit From The Short-Term Downtrend?
The short-term downtrend looks set to continue, and the PMO index has reached all the way to the bottom of its range. Meaning, if you're trying to profit from the market's short-term cycle, it's a bit... 
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U.S. New Homes Market Cap Continues Plunging In October 2022
Political Calculations initial estimate of the market capitalization of the U.S. new home market fell to $26.74 billion in Oct. 2022. This partially complete twelve month moving average is 11.2% below... 
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The 3 Worst Stocks You Can Buy Ahead of a Housing Market Crash
The worst stocks to own in a housing market crash are those exposed to new home construction. Avoid these three stocks and ETFs. 
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The S&P 500 Just Flashed A Significant Signal
The S&P 500 flashed a significant signal that could lead it down to the 2,800 region by next year if there is not some change in the outlook for earnings. 
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Will ETFs Suffer As US Homebuilder Confidence Dips In March?
The U.S. housing sector continues to suffer supply-chain disruptions of lumber and building materials, increasing construction costs, and the Fed’s policy tightening move. This may weigh on ETFs. Let's... 
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What Awaits Housing ETFs As US Existing Home Sales Fall?
The U.S. housing sector has pleased investors with impressive performance. However, it seems the space is now facing the brunt of rising lumber prices.here are a few housing ETFs that might struggle... 
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