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
June ETF Fund Flows Put A Nail In $GLD’s Coffin
Investors are continuing to pump money into ETFs. With the addition of the June ETF fund flows, total assets in US listed ETFs are up about 6% this year. It comes as no surprise given the recent revelation that 81% of financial advisers are recommending them to their clients. Now, more than ever, ETF fund […]
3 Small-Cap Stock ETFs To Buy For Q3
As we near the halfway point for the year, small-cap stocks are outperforming large and mid-cap stocks. That’s right, stocks with a market-cap of under $2 billion are taking it to the big boys this year. I believe there are some good small-cap stock ETFs to buy for Q3. But before we get there, let’s […]
Sector ETFs To Buy In June
A month ago, the S&P 500 was breaking out of a multi-month consolidation pattern to reach new all-time highs. But the volatility in fixed income, currencies, Greek debt, and uncertainty about the timing of the first interest rate hike in the US put a lid on the gains for stocks. As you can see, the […]
3 Things You Need To Know In Our June Stock Market Update
June has started off in the same way as they’ve been for the past several months… no surprise there. There’s a lack of conviction from buyers and sellers alike. The latest AAII Investor Sentiment Survey is a perfect example. According to AAII, 27% of investors are bullish on stocks over the next six months, 25% […]
What Is Sector Rotation?
A sector rotation investment strategy is a powerful tool for investors. I’m sure you’ve seen this chart before… It shows how the economic cycle and the market behave at different times. And which sectors of the market tend to outperform during each stage of the cycle. What is the Business Cycle? The business cycle is […]
3 Things You Need To Know In Our May Stock Market Update
Investors are greeting the arrival of the month of May as they so often do… They’re selling stocks. The old Wall Street adage goes, sell in May and go away. But here’s the thing… I don’t think investors will go away. In order for the ‘sell in May and go away’ strategy to work, it […]
ETF For Sell In May And Go Away
Sell in May and go away is a popular theme this time of year. You’ll see and hear it everywhere in financial news. What Is Sell In May And Go Away? Sell in May and go away comes from historical returns. Stocks have performed better during the period from November to April than they have […]
Investing Your Tax Return Is A Great Way To Jump Start Your Portfolio
It’s tax season… For most of us, that means you’ll be receiving a tax refund from Uncle Sam. In fact, the average tax refund is $2,800. One way to grow your tax refund is by investing it. Even investing half of your refund check can help jump start your investment portfolio. There are lots of […]
ETFs With Kraft Foods $KRFT Exposure
Mergers and acquisitions are sparking the biggest moves among stocks in the S&P 500 this year. One of those stocks, Kraft Foods Group $KRFT, is up 40% year-to-date. In case you missed it, KRFT and HJ Heinz are merging. They instantly become the 3rd largest food and beverage company in North America and the 5th […]
Don’t Invest In These Cash Hoarding Companies
A new report from FactSet shows that companies are stockpiling cash like some deranged hoarder on a reality TV show. If you haven’t seen any of the Hoarders shows on A&E about people who fill their homes from floor to ceiling with useless belongings… it’s mind blowing and sad to see what these poor souls […]
