COMPOSITE MACRO ETF WEEKLY ANALYTICS (2/13/2016)

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LAYOUT (Organized by Time Period): 

  1. Composite ETF Cumulative Returns Momentum Bar plot

  2. Composite ETF Cumulative Returns Line plot

  3. Composite ETF Risk-Adjusted Returns Scatter plot (Std vs Mean)

  4. Composite ETF Risk-Adjusted Return Correlations Heatmap (Clusterplot)

  5. Implied Cost of Capital Estimates

  6. Composite ETF Cumulative Return Tables

  7. Notable Trends and Observations

COMPOSITE ETF COMPONENTS:

LAST 252 TRADING DAYS

LAST 126 TRADING DAYS

LAST 63 TRADING DAYS

year-to-date LAST 31 TRADING DAYS

LAST 21 TRADING DAYS

LAST 10 TRADING DAYS

Implied Cost of Capital Estimates:

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CATEGORY AVERAGE ICC ESTIMATES

ALL ETF ICC ESTIMATES BY CATEGORY

Cumulative Return Tables:

Notable Observations and Trends:

  • Investors appear to be increasing their defensive positioning in the market as evidenced by the continued relative strength in the Precious Metals/Precious Metals Miners and Treasury Bond composites.
  • Investors appear to be liquidating previous high performing asset classes as evidenced by Healthcare being among the bottom 3 performers off all composites across 5/6 timeframes beginning over the last 126 days. 
    • This is also supported by further deterioration in the relative performance of the Technology composite, which appears as a bottom 3 performer year-to-date.
  • Correlations still appear relatively binary. However, a notable change is occurring in the correlation of Oil and Gas with the rest of the Sector based composites. It appears to be weakening year-to-date as compared to the last 126/252 trading days. 
  • The Treasury bond composite is seeing a notable increase in its negative correlation with the rest of the market as well. I look for this trend to continue as long as the global Negative-Interest Rate Policy trend continues. The US offers relatively high yield when compared to negative rates!

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