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US sectors

The main sectors:
           
           
           
   

A couple of 'bonus' charts, Pharma/ biotech, IT.  The list of constituents used for these is quite ad-hoc:
           

[grbaNT]

Attached are the updated charts of the RABWDB Indicator, Individual Phases, SP500 RABWDB, SP400 RABWDB and SP600 RABWDB.

To learn more about the indicator go to https://dg-swingtrading.blogspot.com/sea...bel/RABWDB

[grbaNT]

Attached are the updated charts of the US Stock Market Survey Indicator, Individual Stages, SP500 Survey, SP400 Survey and SP600 Survey.

If you want to read my commentary, please go to https://dg-swingtrading.blogspot.com/sea...e%20Survey

[isatrader]

I've just signed up with an account with Trading 212 to test out the ISA account. It says it has £0 fee Stocks & Shares ISA, £0 commission investing and No foreign exchange fees. So I thought it was worth testing to see if that's the case. The stocks available is limited to most large and medium caps, but only very popular small caps.

They have a refer a friend scheme too.

So if you want to get a free stock share worth up to £100?

Create a Trading 212 Invest account using this link www.trading212.com/invite/FfkIt5BI and we both get a free share*

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*Only eligible to residents of United Kingdom, France, Germany, Switzerland, Austria or The Netherlands. See T&Cs

[pcabc]

I've just signed up with an account with Trading 212 to test out the ISA account. It says it has £0 fee Stocks & Shares ISA, £0 commission investing and No foreign exchange fees. So I thought it was worth testing to see if that's the case. The stocks available is limited to most large and medium caps, but only very popular small caps.

They have a refer a friend scheme too.

So if you want to get a free stock share worth up to £100?

Create a Trading 212 Invest account using this link www.trading212.com/invite/FfkIt5BI and we both get a free share*

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*Only eligible to residents of United Kingdom, France, Germany, Switzerland, Austria or The Netherlands. See T&Cs

Interesting, I've been through the list of trade-able instruments on their site.  Without counting them, I'd recon that about 3/4 of my most recent positions would be available there.  Seem a bit odd that they only have some, not all, of the SPDR US Sector ETFs.

[pcabc]

I've just signed up with an account with Trading 212 to test out the ISA account. It says it has £0 fee Stocks & Shares ISA, £0 commission investing and No foreign exchange fees. So I thought it was worth testing to see if that's the case. The stocks available is limited to most large and medium caps, but only very popular small caps.

They have a refer a friend scheme too.

So if you want to get a free stock share worth up to £100?

Create a Trading 212 Invest account using this link www.trading212.com/invite/FfkIt5BI and we both get a free share*

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*Only eligible to residents of United Kingdom, France, Germany, Switzerland, Austria or The Netherlands. See T&Cs

A question, what order types do they have available on an ISA account?

[isatrader]

Interesting, I've been through the list of trade-able instruments on their site.  Without counting them, I'd recon that about 3/4 of my most recent positions would be available there.  Seem a bit odd that they only have some, not all, of the SPDR US Sector ETFs.

The ETFs look limited currently, mostly only ones listed on LSE. But I'm most interested in being able to trade US stocks in an ISA properly i.e. during US market hours without having to use a CDI of the stock that only trades during UK market hours (like I have to in my SIPP account). Also, the zero commission thing will help too if they don't add too much to the spread to make up for it. But I will see how it goes on that front. But trialling it with a small account to begin with, as think you can only test something properly with real money to see how it compares.

Degiro would have been my preference if they had an ISA, as you can trade anything and has low fees, margin options, multiple currencies etc. But they still don't offer an ISA currently.

[isatrader]

A question, what order types do they have available on an ISA account?

Looks like standard trading account, CFD account and ISA account