I like ETF Database because of its broad coverage of the world
of securities. I like it so much that I tolerate its constant promotion for
membership. After all:
A successful website attracts tons of followers and the site’s
owner can pocket decent income from its number of visitors. Free access may
attract many more of them.
This morning I used ETFdb to screen preferred stocks. The attributes I chose for the screener
gave me a dozen possibilities, and all have unappealing five-year charts.
The one reasonable contestant is CYB, which shows breathtaking
ups and downs, remarkable recoveries from brief down trends, and a three-month
chart that offers reason to hope for occasional periods of calm.
My conclusion is that CYB
might prove to be a solid selection for a bold, active investor with a focus
on buying low and selling high. And that:
Conservative investors might do well to focus on no-load
mutual funds and/or ETFs and/or stocks—in that order of preference.
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