Corey Williams
Corey Williams is the editor of Sector ETF Trader, an investment advisory service focused on profiting from ETFs and the economic cycle. Under Corey’s leadership, the Sector ETF Trader has become one of the most popular and successful ETF advisories around.
In addition to his groundbreaking service, Corey is the lead contributor to ETF Trading Research, where he shares his insights about ETFs and financial markets on a daily basis. He’s also a regular contributor to the Dynamic Wealth Report and the editor of one the hottest option trading services around – Elite Option Trader.
Corey Williams's Latest Posts
Sectors To Watch: Homebuilders Are Ready To Run
The US housing market is heating up. It’s a welcome sign for the US economy that’s struggled to grow without a contribution from the housing sector. But it’s even better news for homeowners and banks who have bared the brunt of the worst real estate bust since the Great Depression. Not surprisingly, the revival was […]
Speculator’s Corner: Chinese Consumer Spending
China is one of the most intriguing investments around today. The fundamental catalysts are easy to see… They’re the second largest economy in the world behind the US. GDP is growing at better than 7%. And they have a huge and growing consumer base. It’s no wonder so many investors turn to China in search […]
Covered Calls: Shopping For Big Returns On Small Price Gains
Holiday shopping is in full swing… Retailers are hoping the introduction of more branded shopping days will entice consumers to spend more money than ever. It began with Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving. Then Super Saturday, the Saturday before Christmas popped up. And then the internet gave rise to Cyber Monday, the Monday after […]
Sectors To Watch: Tech So Bad It’s Good?
Every day we’re moving one step closer to going over the fiscal cliff. It’s scary to think about the impact higher taxes and spending cuts will have on the economy. Just look at what similar austerity measures have done to heavily indebted European countries. It’s not a pretty picture… But the reality is most Americans […]
Call Options Or Put Options On Westport Innovations (WPRT)?
Westport Innovations (WPRT) is the leader in fuel system technologies that enable light, medium, heavy-duty, and high-horsepower petroleum-based fuel engines to use natural gas and alternative fuels. WPRT currently trades for $23.50 per share. The shares are up 7% from the 52-week low of $21.93. But the stock has tumbled more than 50% from the […]
Speculator’s Corner: Copper Set To Soar?
When the Fed announced QE3 back on September 13th, it was widely expected to be a boon for hard asset prices. And front running speculators loaded up on long futures contracts on everything from copper to oil ahead of the Fed’s announcement. The pre-QE3 speculation sent hard asset prices soaring in the weeks leading up […]
Sectors To Watch: Property & Casualty Insurance
The US financial markets are closed on Monday. However, it’s anything but quiet as Hurricane Sandy bears down on the east coast. Obviously, the most important thing is ensuring the safety of the 60 million people who will be impacted by the storm. But there’s no doubt, Sandy will have a financial impact as well. […]
Technical Analysis: What A Trend Change Really Means
The S&P 500 had a great run this summer. Over a three month period from June 4th to September 15th, the large cap index shot up 16%. During that time, the S&P set a series of higher highs and higher lows. And it established a strong uptrend. But what a difference a few weeks can […]
A Simple Option Strategy To Profit From Weak 3rd Quarter Earnings
Third quarter earnings season hits full stride this week. Eight-two of the S&P 500 companies and 12 of the 30 Dow Jones stocks report earnings in the next five days. Unfortunately, this is expected to be the worst quarter for earnings since 2009. Analysts are forecasting S&P 500 earnings per share growth of -1.7% and […]
Sectors To Watch: Earnings Or Elections?
The S&P 500 has been stuck in neutral the last few weeks. At this point, the large cap index is locked in a tight trading range between 1,430 on the low end and 1,465 on the high end. One thing’s for sure, this wasn’t the result many were expecting after Fed Chairman Bernanke announced QE3. […]
