Emerging markets stocks vs natural resource stocks - forex trading system buy

Emerging markets stocks vs natural resource stocks ~ forex trading system buy

Emerging market stocks have been reaching new highs almost everyday (see this article in the Economist magazine), and the natural resource sector has been on a tear as well. Given the giddy valuations of both sectors, which one is a better relative buy at this point? For those of you who have been following the IGE-EEM spread that I proposed before, its value is at an all-time-low these days -- it was at -6.77 standard deviations. Given their historical cointegration, I wouldnt be surprised if it will revert to a more sane value in the near future.
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Seasonal trades in natural gas and gasoline futures - forex day trading strategies work

Seasonal trades in natural gas and gasoline futures ~ forex day trading strategies work

In my book, I mentioned 2 seasonal trades in natural gas and gasoline futures that have been consistently profitable for 14 years. (Mentioned here and here also.) And not only in backtest: I paper-traded them in 2006, and actually traded them in 2007-8, and all 3 years were profitable. How did they fare in this recession year? Quite poorly.

Depending on your exact entry and exit points, the gasoline trade lost about $2,500 per contract of RB. The natural gas trade lost about $7,700 per contract of NG.

You may have heard that natural gas price is at a 6-year low. In fact, we are not seeing any increase in industrial demand for natural gas. Apparently, somebody has forgotten to tell the nations industrialists that an economic recovery is supposed to be under way.

Will I enter into these seasonal trades again next year? You bet I will.
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