2 Consumer ETFs That Could Give Us Outsized Returns in 2022

 
December 18, 2021
 
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2 ETFs That Could Offer Us Outsized Returns in 2022
If you watch the markets daily like me, then you know consumer staples stocks began approaching all-time highs a few months back…

You might have even noticed them starting to move higher on my relative strength scan.

And based on current momentum levels and the Federal Reserve beginning to slow its bond buying, there's a great possibility they'll also overtake consumer discretionary companies.

So I have some top consumer staples ETFs I want to bring to your attention that look extra solid and stable heading into the new year…
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How to Trade the QQQ's Reaction to Wednesday's Fed News
The biggest news of the week was the Federal Reserve's announcement Wednesday that it's going to be more hawkish heading into 2022…

And there's something important to remember about the Fed's current monetary policy… It's still printing billions of dollars every month to stimulate markets. So by "more hawkish," that's a forward-looking statement.

The Fed expects to stop the money-printing at some point, and raise interest rates in 2022 — this is all to deal with inflation, which the central bank was calling "transitory," meaning temporary, for much of this year.

The market rallied hard Wednesday after the Fed meeting, and we were able to pounce on a call option in the QQQ in my Master Trade Alliance strategy. We sold at the open Thursday morning for a nice and fast overnight gain of 36%, and this was the important part…

We oftentimes sell right at the open in these trades, especially if it looks like futures are starting to falter. And that's exactly what happened Thursday morning…

We're not seeing any follow through to the upside…

Follow the link to see how to trade the QQQ in the wake of the Fed news. We'll break down some stocks that make up the index, starting with Adobe, and also take a look at the six QQQ stocks seeing the heaviest price and volume action both to the up and downsides…
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Oscillators tend to be somewhat misunderstood in the trading industry, despite their close association with the all-important concept of momentum. At its most fundamental level, momentum is actually a means of assessing the relative levels of greed or fear in the market at a given point in time. Markets ebb and flow, surge and retreat—the speed of such movement is measured by oscillators. Oscillators are most useful and issue their most valid trading signals when their readings diverge from prices.
 
 
 
 
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