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AGGRESSIVE PORTFOLIO
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ETF
Name (Symbol) |
Year
to
date |
One
year |
Three
year |
Risk
Rank
1-10 |
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Nasdaq 100 (QQQQ) |
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9 |
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S&P 500 (SPY) |
quote |
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below |
8 |
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Mid Cap Value (IJJ) |
any |
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holding |
7 |
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Small Cap Growth (IJT) |
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9 |
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Totals |
-7% |
2% |
3% |
8 |
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Moderate Portfolio |
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ETF
Name (Symbol) |
Three
Year |
One
Year |
Year
To
Date |
Risk Rank
1-10 |
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Nasdaq 100 (QQQQ) |
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10 |
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Mid Cap Value (IJJ) |
Get |
quote |
below |
1 |
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Small Cap Growth (IJT) |
for |
each |
ETF |
1 |
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Money Market |
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1 |
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Totals |
4% |
-5% |
5% |
3 |
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Conservative Portfolio |
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ETF
Name (Symbol) |
Three
Year |
One
Year |
Year
To
Date |
Risk
Rank
1-10 |
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Nasdaq 100 (QQQQ) |
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8 |
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Mid Cap Value (IJJ) |
Get |
quote |
below |
7 |
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Money Market |
for |
each |
ETF |
1 |
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Money Market |
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1 |
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Totals |
15% |
3% |
4% |
4 |
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Performance as of the market
close 3-31-2009
(YourETF Portfolios initiated on 10-1-2004)
Portfolio return
data is not total return (does not include yield return) |
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Portfolio Summary:
Changes
are required: S&P 500 was
exchanged for the Nasdaq 100 due to strength in Technology!
Bond Market observation:
Questions about
the economy, oil, inflation and the financials,
real-estate/mortgage issue overshadow the bond market. The Federal Reserve has
cut interest rates due to the weakening economy. Fear of inflation has
been put to bed for now with the weakening global economy. The feds
concern over inflation (Inflation control has historically been their primary
objective) containment has taken a back seat to their concern over the economic
downturn. The Bernanke Fed has taken action, as apposed to waiting for the
economic downturn to get worse. The Fed is willing to risk the possibility of
causing another potential future problem, that being increased prices or to
weaken the US dollar. In December 2008 the Federal reserve emptied it's guns and
lowered short term interest rates as low as it can and announced large
expenditures to help prop up the weak economy and help finance the poor housing
market. The fed has no more significant ammunition in it's tool, chest except
buying assets and must
now wait and hope for the previous moves to have a positive reconstructive
effect on the US financial picture, we shall hope and wait as well with bated
breath.
Foreigners and other fearful investors are still scarffing up
US treasury dept. This demand is due to the fact that the US is still the safest
show in town on a global scale, lets hope that does not change! For now interest rates are and probably will remain historically
low. These bond holders are skewing the usual demand supply balance
with their unprecedented appetite for our long term dept. This
high demand is causing low interest rates plain and simple. This
situation as long as it exists, will keep rates low. If the world wide view of
the strength and quality of the US weakens; there will be higher interest rates
going forward.
Stock Market observation:
New and
weakening financial information involving GDP, Mortgage, job data, reduced corporate
earnings, projections and analyst rating data are driving global market
volatility. Also employment data, the economy, interest rates, mortgage related
toughened credit requirements, questions on future inflation, deflation, the real estate debacle and their effects on
consumers, companies, economies, government budgets and spending weigh on the world. These negatives
are priced into the market. The
negative gravity of this global financial reckoning as the world economically
deleverages is potentially over. Record
levels of cash on the sidelines wait to go to work. These dollars will
propel the market quickly up when put to work as things improve. Fear of being left
behind causes the investor to shift from cash to stock. This historic financial time will for sure make the books as one
of the most baffling. Bullish is
the call, however don't get set in your
thoughts as the situation is very dynamic and is subject to change on short
notice.
Technical
Market Notes:
All of the sudden thing have turned in the markets. This potential turn in
the market in indicated by high volume positive buying patterns and strong
market internals. 741 on the S&P 500 has been broken and is on the way up.
900 could be the next point of resistance. Extreme bearish investor sediment,
record high levels of cash and covering short positions will be the fuel for this upside
move. Tech and financials are doing the best off of the bottom.
he image below illustrates.
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