The ETF screener: indices, sectors, bonds and UCITS
Track 24 ETFs covering major indices, sectors, gold and bonds (including European UCITS) with your own technical rules.
ETFs give you exposure to an index, a sector or an asset class through a single instrument. You still have to pick the right moment to add, trim or wait. The screener applies your technical rules (moving averages, RSI, Bollinger and 9 more indicators) to the 24 ETFs tracked via Yahoo Finance, and automated scans e-mail you as soon as a condition is met.
What you can screen
- Major US indices: SPY and VOO (S&P 500), QQQ (Nasdaq 100), DIA (Dow Jones), IWM (Russell 2000), VTI (total US market).
- Sectors and themes: XLK (technology), XLF (financials), XLE (energy), XLV (health care), SOXX (semiconductors), ARKK (innovation).
- Commodities and bonds: GLD (gold), SLV (silver), USO (oil), TLT (20+ year Treasuries), LQD and HYG (credit).
- European UCITS: CW8.PA (Amundi MSCI World), ESE.PA (BNP Paribas Easy S&P 500), IWDA.AS (iShares Core MSCI World), VWCE.DE (Vanguard FTSE All-World).
Possible strategies
- Adding on weakness: “weekly RSI below 45” plus “price above the daily 200 SMA” to spot soft patches within a long-term uptrend : useful for structuring a gradual investment.
- Monthly trend filter: “monthly close above the 12 EMA” to separate ETFs in a bullish regime from those in a bearish one.
- Sector rotation: compare XLK, XLF, XLE and XLV with “ADX above 25” to keep only the sectors where a trend is genuinely in place.
Market specifics
ETFs follow the hours of their listing venue: the US session for SPY or QQQ, Euronext Paris for CW8.PA and ESE.PA, Amsterdam for IWDA.AS, Xetra for VWCE.DE. The same index can therefore be screened across two time zones through its US and UCITS variants. ETFs are especially well suited to long timeframes (weekly, monthly, up to 12 months) where signals are rarer but more meaningful for an investment horizon.
Long-term investor? Combine a monthly and a weekly timeframe in the same screener: the first gives you the market regime, the second the moment to act.
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