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ETFs are access vehicles. If you want to be in our out of a certain area of the market, ETFs allow you do it in one click. But, when you buy an ETF how can you be sure you are getting the exposure you really want? Read the label on your ETF. Let's say I launch the TCM Widget Industry ETF. The SEC has a naming rule that says if I name my ETF using a sector, industry, or theme, then at least 80% of my holdings have to be in that area (we hade some fun when I launched UFOD and I had to explain to them there is no UFO industry). But the SEC is less focused about how we define a widget company... and is quiet about how much of a company's revenues need to come from widgets in order to be included in my widget ETF. 

This matters, because there is a big difference between a company that focuses exclusively on widgets... and a conglomerate that does a lot of different things, and just 10% if their revenue comes from widgets. One gives investors in my widget ETF real and pure exposure to the widget industry. The other gives investors watered-down, muddy exposure to widgets.

I took a look at a quantum computing ETF that will remain nameless, as an example. I’ve been trading quantum stocks for a while, the pure plays are names like IONQ, QBTS, RGTI, INFQ, QUBT, and ARQQ. Companies like NVDA and GOOGL are involved in quantum, but they won’t live and die by it, the other companies I listed would. So I took a look at the holdings of this unnamed quantum ETF. First off, there are 82 holdings, way too many. Then I look at the top ones…..

None of the companies I think of as pure play are in the top 10. I picked on this one, but you can see this across the board on sector, thematic, and industry ETFs.

ETFs can make your life easier, but you still have to do some homework before you buy.

Nothing new, until this war is over we will see moves like this in oil…..

Which is going to tank stocks. Once again gold didn’t help, and bitcoin was somewhat stable.

Both SPY and QQQ are within sniffing distance of their 200 day moving averages. You figure they should at least test those areas at some point here. A break could trigger a new round of selling as many traders have exits there…..

I had financial news on in the background and you saw a lot of people saying to buy energy stocks. That’s the obvious trade here, and the obvious trade is rarely going to work out well. We have energy stocks in client portfolios, but we didn’t buy them yesterday. Here’s a monthly chart of XLE……

Energy stocks may end up being the place to be, but they’ve come up a lot.

Instead of buying things that have zoomed up a lot, I’d be looking for areas that sold off, made bottoms, and look to be curling back up (see our stock of the day for an example).

Meanwhile, these private credit concerns are crushing financials…..

And regional banks…..

I’ve been calling for issues in regional banks for a while. At some point I’ll be like those perma bears, you call for a sell off long enough eventually you will be right…..

Today’s stock is Salesforce (CRM)…..

This is one of the software names that got crushed by AI fears. Looks to have found a bottom and has a big potential gap fill above. Our feelings are that this is one of the names that was unfairly punished when everything in software sold off.

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