Direxion Shares ETF Trust - Direxion FTSE Russell US Over International ETF

RWUI tracks an index of global equity. The index holds levered (1.5x) exposure to US stocks and short (-0.5x) exposure to global stocks, ex-US.

Direxion Shares ETF Trust - Direxion FTSE Russell International Over US ETF

While there’s rampant unemployment in Main Street, there’s been a lot of stock buying on Wall Street. “Shark Tank” television personality and chairman of O’Shares ETFs Kevin O’Leary credits institutional buying as the primary booster of U.S.

Institutional Buying is Giving U.S. Equities a Boost, Says Kevin O’Leary

In a movie that investors have seen plenty of times before, U.S. stocks bested their international counterparts last month.

Domestic Stocks Are Leading Again. Capitalize On That With This ETF

Undoubtedly, the coronavirus outbreak has been putting stock market investors on a free fall rollercoaster, but it looks like the drop could be coming to a close, according to Bank of America’s Chief Investment Strategist Michael Hartnett.

Bank of America is Sensing a Market Bottom Has Arrived

If investors can deal with the temporary pain now, it sets them up nicely for some future gains down the road, particularly for U.S. equities–of course the question at this point is when?

JP Morgan Strategist Expects Market to Hit New Highs Early 2021

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin was brimming with confidence in the U.S. economy, saying that the government will use all the necessary tools available in order to avoid a recession due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Treasury Secretary Not Expecting Recession Due to Coronavirus

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A softening U.S. economy and coronavirus are a pair of factors that could send trade winds blowing for U.S. equities as well as developed markets. The coronavirus is already affecting the U.S. economy as business contracted in February for the first time based on data from IHS Markit.

Relative Value Trade Winds Blowing for U.S. Equities, Developed Markets

Risk-off was the order of the day in Thursday’s trading session as investors sought safe haven assets and avoided emerging markets (EM) assets. The coronavirus continues to roil the markets with worries of the virus spreading globally and affecting growth, which caused the U.S.

Coronavirus Concerns Open Opportunities for US Equities, Developed Markets

Despite a coronavirus scare that threw a curve ball at investors, U.S. equities are back on their path to more highs.

Is There a Double Bubble in Stocks, Bonds?

It seems like media outlets can all be medical experts these days amid the coronavirus outbreak. Despite the mixed messages, U.S. equities seem to be recovering from the effects of the virus as the number of new cases subsides.

Investors Getting Mixed Coronavirus Messages, U.S. Equities Still Strong

The major indexes appear to be parrying the effects of the coronavirus on their way to new highs again in this extended bull market, but job openings in December fell to their lowest level in two years, according to data from the Labor Department.

Will a Tighter Labor Market Hold Down U.S. Equities?

The coronavirus is injecting an unhealthy dose of pessimism into market experts forecasting lesser growth in the first quarter of 2020, but that doesn’t seem to be stopping investors.

Market Experts Forecast Just 1.2% GDP Growth for Q1

Market investors are still watching whether the extended bull rally is on its last legs, but they’re waiting, the economic fundamentals still show signs of strength.

Private Payrolls Better-Than-Expected Highlights Strong Labor Market

U.S. equities seem to be shaking off the effects of the coronavirus as investors are seeing the major indexes continue their trajectory to more record highs after hitting a speed bump with the latest virus outbreak news.

U.S. Equities Shake Off Effects of Coronavirus

The market has been white hot to start 2020, which is causing investors to wonder when the extended rally will eventually run out of steam vis-à-vis the Dot.com bust in the late 1990s to early 2000s.

Mark Cuban’s Take on Whether U.S. Equities Are Running Out of Steam

Traders have to be brimming with optimism with major indexes like the S&P 500 reaching new highs.

Will Excessive Optimism in the Market Upend U.S. Equities?

U.S. equities were sitting on top of the throne in 2019 like King Midas with a golden year of gains, but 2020 could be the year where stocks turn into King Modest.

Is It Time to Look Overseas if U.S. Equities Will Have a Modest Year?

The “great rotation” sounds like a basketball coach’s dream roster or a stomach-churning Ferris wheel, but it’s a common notion thrown around in the financial world that a mass movement from bonds to stocks will occur starting this year.

Bye Bye Bonds: Will More Investors Be in Sync with Stocks in 2020?

Historically low unemployment levels have persisted in the job market and now it’s getting another shot in the arm as a considerable number of Americans are set to start 2020 with pay raises.

Can Higher Wages Keep U.S. Equities Strong Through 2020?

Too much of anything can be detrimental to one’s health, but is there such as thing as too much optimism when it comes to U.S. equities? According to Jack Manley, global market strategist for JP Morgan Asset Management, there could be too much optimism fueling the markets after a U.S.

Is There Too Much Optimism in U.S. Equities?

U.S. equities got the Christmas gift that may keep on giving heading into 2020 with a U.S.-China trade deal–at least a “phase one” deal–in place.

A Year-End Rally Should Fuel U.S. Equities Into 2020

U.S. equities were lifted on Thursday thanks to a “phase one” trade deal agreed to in principle between the U.S. and China after it looked like trade talks could be prolonged and even stretch through 2020.

Can the “Phase One” Trade Deal Propel U.S. Equities in 2020?

Top brass from major corporations across the nation agree that heading into 2020, trade war concerns remain at the top of their minds.

Trade Wars the Top Concern for CEOs in 2020

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The markets, at times, exhibit uneven performances, and investors have been able to capitalize on the disparate returns in varying segments through ETFs that incorporate a relative weight strategy. “It really builds upon common macro themes that investors utilize for a long time – I believe value is going to outperform growth, small-cap is going [.

Relative Weight ETFs Help Investors Better Navigate Macro Themes

U.S. equities are ending the year with record highs in the major indexes like the Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500, but December could end up being the proverbial cherry on top, which could make it a month to remember to end a strong 2019. “December is the best month of the year.

Will U.S. Equities Have a December to Remember?

U.S. Gross domestic product (GDP) grew at a 2.1% annual pace in the third quarter, which came out higher than the anticipated 1.9%, but business investment languished with nonresidential fixed investment falling by 2.7%. Will those hold back U.S. equities?

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