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Thai media to remain free but monitored to prevent further conflict, junta says
Publication Date : 28-06-2014
In meeting with media chiefs, general says editors will be contacted the next time the junta disagrees with reports
The Thai junta yesterday insisted that press freedom would be maintained, but stressed it was necessary to monitor the media because the country was in a "special" situation.
In a meeting at the Army Club with more than 40 editors and executives from print and broadcast media , National Council for Peace and Order secretary-general General Udomdej Sitabutr said the NCPO needed to control the media at the moment to prevent further chaos.
"We did not intend to restrict media freedom but want to encourage each other," Udomdej said.
He shed more light on a newly formed panel to monitor the media, saying the panel would continue the task that the NCPO had done since the May 22 power seizure.
Udomdej said the NCPO would consider revoking an order aimed at preventing negative comments about the junta from appearing in the media when the time was appropriate.
Referring to fugitive former Pheu Thai party chief Charupong Ruangsuwan's anti-coup movement overseas, Udomdej said the media would be allowed to present the movement if it used good judgement to prevent further conflict.
On Wednesday, military officers walked into editorial rooms of a Thai newspaper to show the junta's disapproval of a report carried by the paper on Charupong's Free Thai Organisation.
Udomdej said the next time there would be a problem, the NCPO would contact the concerned news organisation's editors.
He said Charupong's organisation would not affect the NCPO but he did not want the movement to get more support.
Udomdej said "colour-coded" television stations like the pro-Thaksin Shinawatra Asia Update and BlueSky, with which anti-Thaksin protesters have a strong affiliation, would be allowed to resume broadcasting only when the situation has stabilised.
Meanwhile, Pol General Adul Saengsingkaew, deputy chief of the NCPO, assured the media that the junta would not disturb press freedom, saying the new committee was set up to merely monitor the media.
Representatives of the Thai Journalists Association and the Thai Broadcast Journalists Association met Adul, who chairs the committee, to express their concerns.
The two groups urged the junta to respect press freedom and the people's right to know what was happening.
They said the junta should have clear guidelines for officials attached to many media organisations.
Adul said his committee would monitor the media and the NCPO would issue warnings if the committee found irregularities in reports.
Asked if the junta would send any more officials into editorial rooms, Adul said there was no policy to do so.
Representatives of the associations also asked Adul to explain why veteran journalist and Matichon group owner Khanchai Boonpan was summoned by the junta despite his health issues, Adul said it was a mistake and it had been corrected.
Khanchai's nephew informed the junta that he could not comply due to ill health. The junta issued a warrant to prosecute him and later revoked the warrant with an unclear explanation.
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...once again you hold on to your earthly soul and justify your ego with the past...a past no one can prove happened from records or stories... you will never get off this rock and see the rest of the universe,you will slide back and forth to the dual earths...have it your way burger king...even in the anaimal kingdom the queen.female is ruler...consider the ants as its written or the bees... there is no king bee unless you chew it,and there isnt no aunt bee unless your in mayberry, i just gave you 2 clues...
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Having banished the unease around Liverpool with the first hat-trick in a Merseyside derby in 30 years, Steven Gerrard urged his team-mates to take responsibility for their own performances.
While his manager, Kenny Dalglish, has with some justice talked about the ill luck of a side that has struck the frame of the goal 21 times this season, Gerrard said the ultimate test was whether Liverpool could put the ball in the back of a net. They faced Everton with the lowest shots-to-goals ratio of any Premier League team.
"You can talk about luck and things not going your way but you have to take responsibility for putting the ball in the back of the net," the Liverpool captain said. "The performances have been really good. The big picture is that the squad is a lot stronger and we are moving forward. However, unless we have an end product, we are going to find ourselves sixth or seventh in the league and that is not what we want."
It has been a trait of Dalglish's first full season back at the helm that Liverpool have raised their game for the grand occasions while performing wastefully and often woefully against clubs they might be expected to beat. They have knocked both Manchester clubs out of the FA and Carling cups and convincingly won at both Stamford Bridge and the Emirates Stadium. However, they have failed to beat Wigan and fell apart at Bolton. Unless Liverpool can make up a point a game on Arsenal in their final 10 fixtures, they will miss out on the Champions League for a third successive season.
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"The Premier League is getting stronger each year. You can't choose when you turn up. You can't be eight out of 10 one week and then deliver a two or a three, otherwise teams down there will beat you – as the games at Bolton and Sunderland showed. If you don't compete against these sides, you will be beaten."
When Gerrard paraded the Carling Cup at Anfield, there was a sense that it was not quite enough to make this a successful season at Liverpool, although were it to be combined with the FA Cup, the absence of the Champions League might not feel so acute. Overcoming Stoke, who have not won at Anfield since 1959, would guarantee a semi-final at Wembley.
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In its construction, Moliere's classic comedy Tartuffe is pure neoclassicism, a style of theater that was all the rage in 17th-century France. In line with the rigid rules of this particular type of acting, Temple Repertory Theater's production strictly adheres to the unities of time and place. All the action takes place in a single room over the course of a single day.
The room is in the house belonging to Orgon (the versatile David Ingram), who has recently become enamored with a deeply religious (or so he thinks) con man named Tartuffe (an appropriately duplicitous Rob Kahn). A man of considerable wealth, Orgon is impressed by Tartuffe's apparent disinterest in material goods. "His poverty is what I prize/It elevates him in my eyes," explains Orgon. The other members of the household (with the exception of Orgon's mother Madame Pernelle) see Tartuffe for the charlatan he is. "He is performing all the time/A sort of pious pantomime," rightly observes Orgon's opinionated maid Dorine (a sassy Genevieve Perrier).
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Without dramatically altering the play, Delpech takes Moliere's topic of religious hypocrisy and applies it to contemporary American politics, specifically the upcoming 2012 presidential election and the current field of Republican candidates.
A longtime collaborator with the dance-clown-theater ensemble Pig Iron Theatre Company, Delpech's playful Tartuffe isn't as experimental as her work with Pig Iron. There are elements of clowning (the actors wear white paint on their faces) but the production is noted more for its efficiency than its theatrical ingenuity.
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Saturday, 29 November 2014
Document Liberation Project hacking experience (Comments)
As someone who usually hacks on LibreOffice, external import filters produced by the Document Liberation Project cut both ways: they are great, as they deal with obscure formats and we get them for free, OTOH hacking such code is more complex than the usual LO code. I recently contributed a few patches to libvisio and libodfgen, but before I was able to do actual code changes, I had to set up a number of repositories and configure them to talk to each other — this post describes one possible setup that suited my needs.
DLP's central project is librevenge and everything builds on top of that, either by calling it or called by it. In case the task is to turn VSDX files into ODG ones, it looks like this:
libvisio can build a librevenge document model from Visio files (more on the various librevenge-based libraries here), libodfgen can generate ODF output from such document models (one other possibility would be e.g. libepubgen), and the writerperfect module provides kind of a controller for the remaining modules, e.g. for our purpose, a vsd2odg binary.
One possibility is to build LibreOffice, use
--with-system-libvisio and
similar switches, then clone the repos, install them system-wide (possibly
with your modifications), and then you can test your changes just with
building the various libs, without changing your LO build (more
The drawback is that this way you pollute your system with unstable versions
of those libs.
An other possibility is to build LibreOffice as usual, and then use the external libraries patching mechanism to hack on the code. The drawback is that you have to work without git on the code, and also you can only work with a released version.
So here is what I did to avoid the above mentioned drawbacks: all DLP projects use pkg-config to find the required libraries, so you can configure them in a way that allows building as a user, avoid installing them at all, and still execute vsd2odg using the libs with your changes. Here is how to do it:
git clone git://git.code.sf.net/p/libwpd/librevenge
cd librevenge
./configure --enable-debug
git clone git://gerrit.libreoffice.org/libvisio
cd libvisio
./configure REVENGE_CFLAGS="-I/home/vmiklos/git/libreoffice/librevenge/inc" REVENGE_LIBS="-L/home/vmiklos/git/libreoffice/librevenge/src/lib/.libs/ -lrevenge-0.0" REVENGE_GENERATORS_CFLAGS="-I/home/vmiklos/git/libreoffice/librevenge/inc" REVENGE_GENERATORS_LIBS="-L/home/vmiklos/git/libreoffice/librevenge/src/lib/.libs/ -lrevenge-generators-0.0" REVENGE_STREAM_CFLAGS="-I/home/vmiklos/git/libreoffice/librevenge/inc" REVENGE_STREAM_LIBS="-L/home/vmiklos/git/libreoffice/librevenge/src/lib/.libs/ -lrevenge-stream-0.0" --enable-debug
git clone git://git.code.sf.net/p/libwpd/libodfgen
cd libodfgen
./configure REVENGE_CFLAGS="-I/home/vmiklos/git/libreoffice/librevenge/inc" REVENGE_LIBS="-L/home/vmiklos/git/libreoffice/librevenge/src/lib/.libs/ -lrevenge-0.0" REVENGE_STREAM_CFLAGS="-I/home/vmiklos/git/libreoffice/librevenge/inc" REVENGE_STREAM_LIBS="-L/home/vmiklos/git/libreoffice/librevenge/src/lib/.libs/ -lrevenge-stream-0.0" --enable-debug
git clone git://git.code.sf.net/p/libwpd/writerperfect
cd writerperfect
./configure REVENGE_CFLAGS="-I/home/vmiklos/git/libreoffice/librevenge/inc" REVENGE_LIBS="-L/home/vmiklos/git/libreoffice/librevenge/src/lib/.libs/ -lrevenge-0.0" REVENGE_STREAM_CFLAGS="-I/home/vmiklos/git/libreoffice/librevenge/inc" REVENGE_STREAM_LIBS="-L/home/vmiklos/git/libreoffice/librevenge/src/lib/.libs/ -lrevenge-stream-0.0" ODFGEN_CFLAGS="-I/home/vmiklos/git/libreoffice/libodfgen/inc" ODFGEN_LIBS="-L/home/vmiklos/git/libreoffice/libodfgen/src/.libs -lodfgen-0.1 -lrevenge-0.0 -lrevenge-stream-0.0" VISIO_CFLAGS="-I/home/vmiklos/git/libreoffice/libvisio/inc" VISIO_LIBS="-L/home/vmiklos/git/libreoffice/libvisio/src/lib/.libs -lvisio-0.1 -lrevenge-0.0" --enable-debug --with-libvisio
Of course, replace
/home/vmiklos/git/libreoffice/ with any other directory
you like, just be consistent. ;-)
Now you can hack on any of these libraries, you just need to build your changes, and then vsd2odg will produce a flat ODG that you can quickly test with any ODF processor, like LibreOffice. One remaining trick (in case you're not an autotools expert) is that vsd2odg is a libtool shell script, not a binary. If you still want to run the underlying binary in gdb, here is how you can do that:
libtool --mode=execute gdb --args vsd2odg /home/vmiklos/git/libreoffice/test.vsdx
In case the above considered two alternatives are not sufficient for your purposes, then I hope you find this setup useful. ;-)
Sunday, 26 October 2014
Kása (Comments)
A vízben jó. Ez nagyon hamar tudatosult bennem, és a mai napig a víz a kedvenc közegem. Megnyugtat. Magabiztossá tesz. Otthon vagyok benne. Ha beugrom és elmerülök, megszűnik minden más. Csak a víz van, és én meg a csend. Simogató csend. De a külvilág akkor sem jut el hozzám, ha följövök. A vízben más tudatállapotba kerülök.
Saturday, 25 October 2014
The yellow border around the pig (Comments)
It turns out LibreOffice's RTF and DOCX import filter ignored borders around Writer pictures. Given that this worked in the RTF case in the past, it's a bit amusing that now the very same commit implements a new feature for the DOCX case and at the same time fixes a regression in the RTF filter. Code sharing FTW! :-)
Friday, 10 October 2014
A Grand Budapest Hotel (Comments)
Végre egy film ami nem romantikus vígjáték, nem háborús dráma és még nem is bántam meg a rászánt időt. Persze nem is véletlenül kapott 10-ből 8.2 pontot. ;-)
Saturday, 20 September 2014
UPC vs port forwarding (Comments)
UPC traditionally had a setup consisting of a cable modem providing internet access to a single computer, and then it was up to the users if they use that access to really connect to a computer or to a router, providing wireless access and so on. It seems, these days they are more after actually encouraging people to use their subscription on multiple devices — possibly that way it's easier to sell larger packages (like 60 MBit/s download rate instead of 30 MBit/s, etc). One fallout from this move is that they started to replace modems with a combination of modems and routers, in this case this is an Ubee EVW3226, with the brand removed. I wanted to try out if this new device could replace my previous router or not — so far it seems to be good enough, though there was one pitfall, hence this post.
It's possible to define a range of IP addresses to be used for DHCP purposes, though you can't serve fixed IP addresses based on the MAC address of the clients. Given that my home network isn't that large, I can tolerate that: as long as there is a range that can be safely used for fixed addresses, I can configure that manually. It's also possible to do port forwarding, e.g. redirecting the incoming ssh traffic to a given address — except you can't do both at the same time: you can't redirect traffic to an address that's not known (served via DHCP) to the router. Which is a shame, the #1 use case for port forwarding is to redirect traffic to a home-server that will then also have a fixed IP internally…
So here is a hack that allowed me to still do this: set the start of the range of the DHCP served IP's exactly to the address of the (to be used in future as) fixed address, e.g. 192.168.0.5. Connect with one client, so that the address will be known to the router. Then add the port-forwarding rule, finally set the DHCP range back to its original value (in my case I use 192.168.0.1..99 for fixed addresses and 100+ for dynamic purposes). It's a stupid trick, but it works… ;-)
Monday, 08 September 2014
LibreOffice Conference 2014, Bern (Comments)
This year's LibreOffice conference was held in Bern, Switzerland. Links to my slides:
During the sessions I also had some time to hack on the followings:
Regarding the number of attendees, draw your own conclusions from the group picture — probably around 300 attendees, counting all days.
Thanks for the organizers for this beautiful event — and also the sponsors! :-)
Thursday, 28 August 2014
Cleanup of ooxmltok in LibreOffice (Comments)
(via aigle_dore)
In June, we decided to get rid of XSLT usage in writerfilter, the module responsible for RTF and DOCX import in LibreOffice. As usual with cleaning up mess, this took time (about two months), but I'm now happy to say that I'm mostly done with this. :-)
See the doctok blog post for some background, the topic here was to clean up the OOXML tokenizer, that is that building block that turns a zipped XML document into a token stream.
The following problems are now solved:
Part of the module was generated code, the generator was implemented mostly in XSLT, but some bits were written in Perl and sed. About 4200 lines of XSLT code is now rewritten in Python, in about 1300 lines.
Given that we have much more developers who speak Python, compared to XSLT,
nontrivial changes are now much easier in the generator: Jan Holesovsky
boost::unordered_map usage at places where we depended on the order of
elements. (Yes, you read it correctly, that was the situation up till now!)
This also helps reducing the size of the resulting writerfilter shared library.
The input of the code generator was the large
model.xml file, and
generator scripts only extracted interesting information from it, so if you
mistyped something, you got no error messages, just silent failures. I've
removed quite some XML elements and attributes from it which were parsed by
none of the generator scripts and written a
schema for the remaining markup. Validating against this schema is part of
the default build, so no more typos without a build failure. ;-)
(The schema also contains quite some documentation, finally.)
A gperf hash of all possible OOXML elements / attribute names were duplicated in writerfilter, even if that information was already available from the oox module. This is now fixed, reducing the size of the shared library even further.
Also, both oox and writerfilter had a list of namespace URL's, mapping them to an integer enumeration, and when the two lists didn't match, Bad Things happened (read: usually resulted in a crash.) This is the past, I've refactored writerfilter to use the same namespace alias names as oox, and this allowed to get rid of the writerfilter copy of the namespace alias list. So in the future, if new namespaces have to added, only oox has to be extended.
Oh and the bonus feature: I've implemented a script called watch-generated-code.sh, which can record a good state of the generated code, and then compare later generated results against that, so that refactoring of the generator can now be performed in a safe way: you can change the generator in any way to make it better, and still avoid accidental output changes. :-) This is particularly useful, as it only diffs the end result of the whole generation process (cxx and hxx files), not temporarily files, which are OK to change, as long as the end result is the same.
As a conclusion, here are sizes of a stripped dbgutil version of the writerfilter shared library, from the libreoffice-4-3-branch-point and today's master:
$ git checkout oldest
HEAD is now at b3130c8... 2014-05-21
vmiklos@o9010:~/git/libreoffice/daily$ ls -lh opt/program/libwriterfilterlo.so
-rwxr-xr-x 1 vmiklos users 8,3M aug 28 14:00 opt/program/libwriterfilterlo.so
$ git checkout master
Switched to branch 'master'
vmiklos@o9010:~/git/libreoffice/daily$ ls -lh opt/program/libwriterfilterlo.so
-rwxr-xr-x 1 vmiklos users 6,1M aug 28 14:01 opt/program/libwriterfilterlo.so
Again, the 8,3MB → 6,1MB size reduction is mostly thanks to Kendy's map cleanups + the duplicated gperf hash going away. :-)
Monday, 11 August 2014
So many bugs (Comments)
From time to time developers feel that they have little time, but they would want to take care of many bugs. Last week I was frustrated enough to actually design a T-shirt for just that. ;-)
Above is how it looks like. In case you don't get the joke, see here for a hint. Oh, and if you would like to build your own binary… err T-shirt, you can do it: here is the ODG file that can serve as a source. Happy bugfixing! :-)
Wednesday, 16 July 2014
TextBox: complex LibreOffice Writer content inside shapes (Comments)
TL;DR: see above — it's now possible to have complex Writer content (charts, tracked changes, tables, fields, etc.) inside drawinglayer shapes, yay! :-)
Writer in LibreOffice 4.3 can have two kind of shapes: drawinglayer ones or Writer TextFrames. (Let's ignore OLE objects and Writer pictures for now.) Drawinglayer shapes can be triangles (non-rectangular), rectangles can have rounded corners and so on, but shape text is handled by editeng — the same engine that is used for Impress shapes or Calc cells. OTOH a Writer TextFrame can contain anything that is supported by Writer (Writer fields, styles, tables, etc.), but its drawing capabilities are quite limited: no triangle, rounded corners, etc. Together with CloudOn, we thought the best would be to be able to have both, and started to use the "shape with TextBox" term for this feature.
A user can already sort of to do this by creating a drawinglayer shape, then a Writer TextFrame, and by setting the properties of the Writer TextFrame (position, size, etc) to appear as if the TextFrame would be the shape text of the drawinglayer shape. The idea is to tie these two objects together, so the (UI and API) user sees them as a single object.
I'm providing here a few screenshots. Above, you can see an ODF document having a rectangle with rounded corners, still containing a table.
Given that OOXML has this feature since its birth, I'm also showing a few DOCX documents, which are now handled far better:
chart inside a left arrow callout:
tracked changes inside a cloud callout:
SmartArt inside a snip diagonal corner rectangle:
Table of Contents inside a pentagon:
What follows is something you can probably skip if you're a user — however if you're a developer and you want to understand how the above is implemented, then read on. ;-)
From the drawinglayer point of view:
SwDoc contains an
SwDoc::GetOrCreateDrawModel()), which contains a single
SdrModel::GetPage()) — Draw/Impress contain multiple sdr pages. The
SdrPage contains the shapes: e.g. a triangle is an
SdrObjCustomShape. For
TextFrames, a placeholder object called
SwVirtFlyDrawObj is added to the
draw page.
The writer-specific properties of an
SdrObject is stored as an
object, an
SwFrmFmt array is a member of
SwDoc ("frame format table"). The
anchor position and the node index of the frame contents counts as a property.
At UNO level, a single
DrawPage object is part of the Component (opened
document), which abstracts away the internal
For TextFrames, the UNO API works exactly the same way, except that the
implementation stores all properties of the TextFrame in the
SwFrmFmt (and
some properties are different, compared to a drawinglayer shape).
One remaining detail is how the shape text is represented. In case of
drawinglayer shapes, this is provided by editeng: internally an
provides a container for paragraphs, at UNO API level
provides an interface that presents paragraphs and their text portions.
For TextFrames, the contents of the frames is stored in a special section in
the Writer text node array (in the 3rd toplevel section, while the 5th
toplevel section is used for body text), that's how it can contain anything
that's a valid Writer body text. An offset into this node array of the
"content" property of the
At a document model level, we need a way to describe that an
(provided by svx) has an associated TextFrame (provided by sw). svx can't
depend on sw, but in the
SwFrmFmt of the SdrObject, we can use the so far
RES_CNTNT ("content") property to point to a TextFrame content.
So behind the scenes the UNO API and the UI does the following when turning on the TextBox bit for a drawinglayer shape:
creates a TextFrame
connects the
SdrObject to the TextFrame
Also, every property of the TextFrame depends on the properties of the
SdrObject, think of the followings:
position / size is the largest rectangle that fits inside the shape
borders are disabled
background is transparent
Finding the largest rectangle that fits inside the shape is probably the most
interesting here, it's implemented in
which uses
The UNO API hides the detail that the TextFrame and the
SdrObject are in
fact two objects. To get there, the followings are done:
SwXShape is modified, so that in the TextBox case not editengine, but the
attached TextFrame is accessed when
getText() is invoked.
This was a bit tricky, as
SwXShape doesn't have an explicit
implementation: it overrides
queryInterface() instead (see
SwXDrawPage (its
XEnumerationAccess and
XIndexAccess) is modified to
ignore TextFrames in the TextBox case
SwXTextPortionEnumeration is modified to ignore TextFrames in the TextBox case
SwXText::insertTextContent() and
SwXText::appendTextContent() is
modified to handle the TextBox case
This was the easiest part: the "merge TextFrame and
SdrObj into a shape with
TextBox" approach ensured that that we use existing layout features here, no
major effort was necessary here.
One interesting detail here was the positioning of as-character anchored
shapes having TextBoxes, that's now handled in
The primary point of this feature is to improve Word (and in particular DOCX) compatibility, and of course I wanted to update ODF as necessary as well.
Regarding the new feature, I did the followings:
DOCX import now avoids setting service name from original to
css.text.TextFrame in case shape has shape text
DOCX export now handles the TextBox case: reads Writer text instead of editeng text as necessary
ODF export now adds a new optional boolean attribute to make export of the TextBox case possible
ODF import now handles the new attribute and act accordingly
Note that regarding backwards compatibility, we keep supporting editengine-based text as well. This has the best of two worlds:
existing ODF documents are unchanged, but
the TextBox feature is enabled unconditionally in DOCX import to avoid formatting loss
I took care of the followings:
the context menu of shapes now provides an item to add / remove a TextBox to/from a shape
when moving or resizing a shape, the TextBox properties are updated as well
when the shape is deleted, the associated TextBox is also deleted
editing individual TextBox properties is no longer possible, since they depend on the shape properties
If you want to try these out yourself, get a daily build and play with it! If something goes wrong, report it to us in the Bugzilla, so we can try fix it before 4.4 gets branched off. Last, but not at least, thanks for CloudOn for funding these improvements! :-)
Tuesday, 08 July 2014
Updated Writer training slides (Comments)
(via michaeljosh)
Last year I published some Writer training slides, which are hopefully a useful extension to in-tree documentation like sw/README and sw/qa/extras/README.
Last week I reviewed those slides and realized that some of them are outdated. So here comes an updated version:
first part, up to, but not including layout
second part, starting from the layout
The intention is that these build nicely on top of Michael's generic intro slides, and with that, the reader can have a good "big picture" understanding of the code base. For the gory details, you always need to read the code anyway. ;-)


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Uncork a bottle of champagne, and as the pressure of the liquid is abruptly removed, bubbles immediately form and then rapidly begin the process of "coarsening," in which larger bubbles grow at the expense of smaller ones. This fundamental non-equilibrium phenomenon is also seen in a wide range of scientific systems including spin systems, foams and metallic alloys and can be observed in a power-generating turbine.
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Large-scale storage of low-pressure, gaseous hydrogen in salt caverns and other underground sites for transportation fuel and grid-scale energy applications offers several advantages over above-ground storage.
Societal Diversity Key to Climate Change ResearchDecember 8, 2014 3:20 pm | by Cornell Univ. | News | Comments
There is cloud hanging over climate science, but one Cornell Univ. expert on communication and environmental issues says he knows how to help clear the air. Jonathon Schuldt, assistant professor of communication, argues that only by creating a "science of climate diversity" can climate science and the larger climate change movement overcome a crippling lack of ethnic and racial diversity.
Quantum Dots Move Us Closer to Spray-on Solar CellsDecember 8, 2014 7:00 am | by Univ. of Toronto | Videos | Comments
Pretty soon, powering your tablet could be as simple as wrapping it in cling wrap. Researchers have just invented a new way to spray solar cells onto flexible surfaces using miniscule light-sensitive materials known as colloidal quantum dots– a major step toward making spray-on solar cells easy and cheap to manufacture.
Research Key to Safer Nuclear Power, Cleaner KettlesDecember 4, 2014 2:00 pm | by Univ. of Leeds | News | Comments
Taking inspiration from nature, researchers have created a versatile model to predict how stalagmite-like structures form in nuclear processing plants– as well as how lime scale builds up in kettles.
Nanoparticle Network Key to Fast-charging BatteriesDecember 4, 2014 7:00 am | by Purdue Univ. | News | Comments
A new electrode design for lithium-ion batteries has been shown to potentially reduce the charging time from hours to minutes by replacing the conventional graphite electrode with a network of tin-oxide nanoparticles.
Battery Sparked Boeing 787 FireDecember 2, 2014 7:00 am | by Associated Press, Joan Lowy | News | Comments
A short circuit, likely because of a manufacturing defect in a Boeing 787 airliner battery, caused a fire last year that grounded the planes for more than three months, federal accident investigators have said.
Scientists Up Methyl Ketone Production in E. coliDecember 2, 2014 7:00 am | by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory | News | Comments
Two years ago, researchers engineered Escherichia coli bacteria to convert glucose into significant quantities of methyl ketones, a class of chemical compounds primarily used for fragrances and flavors, but highly promising as clean, green and renewable blending agents for diesel fuel. Now, they have managed to dramatically boost the E. coli's methyl ketone production 160-fold.
Graphene May Find Use in Hydrogen Fuel CellsDecember 1, 2014 2:00 pm | by Chinese Academy of Sciences | News | Comments
Graphene, impermeable to gases and liquids, can easily allow protons to pass through it, suggesting it could be a promising candidate for use in hydrogen fuel cells, according to a new study.
Future of Energy Storage Will Be Shaped with ClayDecember 1, 2014 7:00 am | by Drexel Univ. | Videos | Comments
In the race to find materials of ever increasing thinness, surface area and conductivity to make better performing battery electrodes, a lump of clay might have just taken the lead. Materials scientists have invented the clay, which is both highly conductive and can easily be molded into a variety of shapes and sizes.
Solar Tech Could Enable World's First Underground ParkNovember 26, 2014 2:00 pm | by Associated Press, Verena Dobnik | News | Comments
Inspired by the High Line's success, planners— including a NASA engineer— are now looking deep under Manhattan at a proposal to create the Lowline, billed as the world's first underground park. Street-level solar collectors would be used to filter the sun about 20 feet down to bedrock, turning the dank, subterranean space into a luminous, plant-filled oasis.
Research Yields Gasoline from SawdustNovember 26, 2014 7:00 am | by KU Leuven | News | Comments
Researchers have successfully converted sawdust into building blocks for gasoline. Using a new chemical process, they were able to convert the cellulose in sawdust into hydrocarbon chains. These hydrocarbons can be used as an additive in gasoline, or as a component in plastics.
No Vote for Keystone Pipeline, Republicans Vow it Will Be BackNovember 19, 2014 8:06 am | by Associated Press, Dina Cappiello | News | Comments
Incoming Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is promising the new Republican majority will quickly resurrect Keystone XL pipeline legislation killed by Democrats, potentially setting up an early 2015 veto confrontation with President Barack Obama. Democratic divisions were on vivid display in a bill that pitted environmentalists against energy advocates.
Federal Plan OKs Fracking in National ForestNovember 18, 2014 2:00 pm | by Associated Press, Brock Vergakis | News | Comments
Over the objection of environmental groups and Virginia's governor, a federal management plan released today will allow a form of natural gas drilling known as fracking to occur in parts of the largest national forest on the East Coast.
Huge Solar Plant Isn't Getting ResultsNovember 18, 2014 7:00 am | by Associated Press, Michael Blood | News | Comments
The largest solar power plant of its type in the world— once promoted as a turning point in green energy— isn't producing as much energy as planned. One of the reasons is as basic as it gets: the sun isn't shining as much as expected.
Wind Firm Aims to Block Bird-death DataNovember 18, 2014 7:00 am | by Associated Press, Dina Cappiello | News | Comments
A company that operates at least 13 wind energy facilities across three states is suing in federal court to block the U.S. government from releasing information about how many birds are found dead at its facilities. Pacificorp of Portland, Oregon, is seeking an injunction in U.S. District Court in Utah to prevent the Interior Department from releasing information it considers confidential.
Will US-China Climate Agreement Ease Global Accord?November 14, 2014 2:31 pm | by Chris Gorski, Senior Editor, Inside Science News | News | Comments
Despite an agreement between the world's two two polluting countries this week, a global agreement is still needed to limit future warming to levels that experts deem acceptable. Research on negotiations suggests that getting all countries to agree on an overall agreement is still a big job.
Fuel Production Method May Enable Mobile ProcessingNovember 12, 2014 2:00 pm | by Purdue Univ. | News | Comments
Researchers have demonstrated a new process to convert all biomass into liquid fuel, and the method could make possible mobile processing plants. The new method, called fast-hydropyrolysis-hydrodeoxygenation, works by adding hydrogen into the biomass-processing reactor and is made possible by development of a new catalyst and innovative reactor design.
Billions of Holes Make Up BatteryNovember 10, 2014 2:00 pm | by Univ. of Maryland | News | Comments
Researchers have invented a single tiny structure that includes all the components of a battery that they say could bring about the ultimate miniaturization of energy storage components. The structure is called a nanopore: a tiny hole in a ceramic sheet that holds electrolyte to carry the electrical charge between nanotube electrodes at either end.
Artificial Photosynthesis Could Replace Fossil FuelsNovember 10, 2014 2:00 pm | by Monash Univ. | News | Comments
Researchers have made significant progress toward developing a process of artificial photosynthesis— the industrial process of preparing fuels and chemicals from nothing more than carbon dioxide, water and sunlight— that could replace the use of fossil fuels in the future.
Institute Aims for Intelligent Transportation, Alternative FuelNovember 7, 2014 7:00 am | by Tel Aviv Univ. | News | Comments
Tel Aviv Univ.'s National Research Institute for Transportation Innovation is poised to launch an accelerator program for budding entrepreneurs in the fields of intelligent transportation and alternative fuels. The new research institute will open the program in December.
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Synthetic Fish Key to Fish-friendly HydropowerNovember 5, 2014 2:00 pm | by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory | News | Comments
A synthetic fish is helping existing hydroelectric dams and new, smaller hydro facilities become more fish-friendly. The latest version of the Sensor Fish— a small tubular device filled with sensors that analyze the physical stresses fish experience— measures more forces, costs about 80 percent less and can be used in more hydro structures than its predecessor.
Chemists Create Film for Energy Storage, HydrogenNovember 4, 2014 2:00 pm | by Rice Univ. | News | Comments
Scientists who want to gain an edge in energy production and storage have reported that they have found it in molybdenum disulfide. They turned molybdenum disulfide's two-dimensional form into a nanoporous film that can catalyze the production of hydrogen or be used for energy storage.
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Exhaust from pure canola oil biodiesel is more lethal for human epithelial cells than that from traditional diesel, new research contends. The research found that the ultrafine size of fuel exhaust particles from refined and blended canola oil can lead to respiratory health problems.
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Would You Take A 9 To 1 Odds In Your Favor Bet - If The 1 Might Be Big?Peter F. Way, CFA • Thu, Jul. 24 • 8 Comments
- How good is your sense of value, when judgment dominates over highly accepted and well-known probable outcomes?
- Will you accept an unconventional proposition if the odds are good, and the payoff big enough?
- How should that trade-off between Risk and Reward be appraised?
- How much evidence of past behaviors should it take to convince an investor to make a comfortable action decision?
- Here is a real-life, current example of a good money-making sensible investment. Is it appealing enough for you to act upon?
- Leverage heightens the price sensitivity of market-maker hedges, taken to protect firm capital required to be put at risk when providing market liquidity for clients.
- Their hedging actions anticipate future price moves in major market indexes, as well as in specific stocks.
- Certain leveraged ETFs have demonstrated clear and reliable forecasts over the past two years, and longer.
Safari Time Again - Elephant Heading Our Way - Get Ready For More Thrilling ShotsPeter F. Way, CFA • Thu, Mar. 27 • 9 Comments
- Barely 6 weeks ago we had a good buy shot at the elephant ETF URTY as he stampeded by us. But we missed the start of his stampede.
- This time we've been alerted by our native "street" guides that the beast has turned around and is heading our way again, with many of his wild companions providing distractions.
- Our plan is to get onto his path and be ready earlier than last time, when we missed the first +10% of his rampage.
- He hasn't turned around yet. But we can get trailside and be ready for more action.
- But be careful, he's dangerous. Still, our guides are promising a +12% profit trophy thrill if we're up to a possible -13% attack and can stand steady under it!
Visiting The Elephant GraveyardPeter F. Way, CFA • Mon, Mar. 10 • 7 Comments
- Did you get in your shot at URTY, the one we positioned you for?
- The thrilling event now draws to a close.
- Is it all over for this ETF beast, now more dangerous than before?
- Or will it take another shot to put him away for good? What to do now?
The Elephant-Hunt For Market Profits ContinuesPeter F. Way, CFA • Thu, Feb. 13 • 3 Comments
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Patience With Small-Cap Stocks Is Often Rewarded
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Small Caps Continue To StruggleBespoke Investment Group • Sun, Sep. 21 • 2 Comments
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Thursday's Stock Market Gets A Wake-Up CallPeter F. Way, CFA • Fri, Aug. 1 • 7 Comments
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Wed, Oct. 15, 3:08 PM
- Way out in front on the way down, might the Russell 2000 (IWM -0.4%) lead the path back up? An afternoon move higher has the small-cap index down just 0.25% after being off nearly 2%.
- The Dow (NYSEARCA:DIA) has moved 170 points off of its low, now down 1.6%, and the Nasdaq 100 (NASDAQ:QQQ) - lower by nearly 3% at one point - is off just 1.25%.
- Small-cap ETFs: IWM, TZA, TNA, IWC, UWM, VB, IJR, SLY, RWJ, URTY, SCHA, TWM, RWM, SRTY, SAA, DWAS, VTWO, VIOO, SDD, PZI, SBB, FDM, RSCO, JKJ, WMCR, FYX, EWRS, XSLV, TWOK, SMLV, PXSC, CSF
Mon, Oct. 13, 1:33 PM
- Electronic Cigarettes International Group, Ltd. (OTCQB:ECIG) is set for its IPO of 33.3M shares of common stock at a prospective price of $4.50 per share. The firm is selling 28,443,133 shares and selling shareholders are offering 4,890,200.
- The company markets and distributes electronic cigarettes and accessories through over 50K outlets in multiple countries.
- Proforma 2013 financials: Revenues: $113.2M; Gross Profit: $55.5M; Operating Expenses: $48.9M; Operating Income: $6.5M; Net Loss: ($11.4M); Loss Per Share: ($0.11).
- Proforma 1H 2014 financials: Revenues: $48.5M; Gross Profit: $26.8M; Operating Expenses: $57.9M; Operating Loss: ($31.1M); Net Loss: ($10.5M); Loss Per Share: (0.08).
- Actual 1H 2014 financials: Revenues: $15.4M (+862.5%); Gross Profit: $8.2M (+780.1%); Operating Expenses: $92.8M (-999%); Operating Loss: ($84.6M); Net Loss: ($84.5M); Loss Per Share: ($1.23); Quick Assets: $5.6M (+166.7%); Cash Burn Ops: ($10.9M) (-999%).
- The company expects Q3 2014 revenues to be $16M - 17M (pro forma net $22.9M - 24.3M).
- ETFs: IWM, TZA, TNA, IWC, UWM, VB, IJR, SLY, RWJ, VBK, URTY, SCHA, TWM, IWO, RWM, IJT, SRTY, SAA, DWAS, VTWO, SLYG, VIOO, SDD, RZG, PZI, SBB, RSCO, FDM, JKJ, UKK, VTWG, VIOG, WMCR, FYX, EWRS, XSLV, TWOK, SKK, JKK, SMLV, PXSG, FYC, PXSC, CSF
- ETFs: IRY, IXJ (IPO -0.5%)
Sun, Oct. 12, 7:57 PM
- There's no bounce yet from last week's steep decline as S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 and DJIA futures are all lower by 0.5% and the Russell 2000 by 0.9%.
- Money continues to flow into fixed income, with the 10-year Treasury yield down three basis points to 2.28%, and gold is higher by $10 per ounce to $1,232.
- Speaking at the IMF's annual meeting over the weekend, new Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer warned of "further bouts of volatility" as markets come to grips with the idea of the Fed's first rate hike since 2006, but he doesn't expect tighter monetary policy in the States to damage the international economy.
- ETFs: SPY, QQQ, SH, DIA, IWM, TZA, TNA, SSO, SDS, VOO, PSQ, IVV, SPXU, UPRO, UWM, TQQQ, SPXL, RSP, QID, SQQQ, DOG, QLD, DXD, RWL, EPS, URTY, UDOW, TWM, SDOW, DDM, RWM, SRTY, BXUB, VTWO, QQEW, QQQE, SPLX, SFLA, BXUC, QQXT, EWRS, TWOK, SPUU
Thu, Oct. 9, 4:13 PM
- Today's 2.6% decline in the Russell 2000 (NYSEARCA:IWM) stands against 2% drops in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq; the small-cap index is now off 8.1% YTD, and lagging the S&P 500 by 1,230 basis points.
- The Russell has now also moved into negative territory on a year-over-year basis.
- ETFs: IWM, TZA, TNA, UWM, URTY, TWM, IWN, IWO, RWM, SRTY, VTWO, UKK, VTWG, EWRS, TWOK, VTWV, SKK, UVT, SJH
Wed, Oct. 1, 3:52 PM
- Today's decline in the Russell 2000 (IWM -1.4%) puts it more than 10% below the level hit in March (and in July). The index fell 6% in September alone.
- For the year, the Russell is lower by 6.6% after gaining nearly 40% in 2013.
- As rough as it's been, it's the divergence with large caps which looks like the bigger story - while the small caps have fallen 10% during their correction, the S&P 500 is flat, and only in the last two weeks beginning to move in lockstep with the Russell.
- For the year, the S&P 500 is up 5.4%, about 1,200 basis points ahead of the Russell, and on a year-over-year basis, the S&P's 15% gain is 1,500 basis points faster than the Russell.
- ETFs: IWM, TZA, TNA, UWM, VB, VBR, EES, VBK, URTY, SCHA, TWM, IWN, IWO, RWM, SRTY, VTWO, JKL, JKJ, TILT, UKK, VTWG, FYX, FYT, EWRS, TWOK, SKK, VTWV, JKK, UVT, SJH, IESM, VLU, FYC
Fri, Sep. 19, 2:41 PM
- There's not a lot of action in the large cap averages this session, but the Russell 2000 (IWM -1.1%) continues to shed ground both absolutely and relative to the S&P 500, and has now turned negative for the year - it's lower by 1.1% YTD, ceding about 1000 basis points to the S&P,
- Maybe bearish, but probably bullish for those with a contrarian streak, technicians are starting to warn about the dreaded "Death Cross" - the 50-day moving average moving below the 200-day moving average. Ryan Detrick points out 19 instances since 1988 where the Russell 2000 has completed a Death Cross - it's tended to be bearish in the very short-term, but bullish over longer periods.
- ETFs: IWM, TZA, TNA, IWC, UWM, VB, IJR, SLY, RWJ, URTY, SCHA, TWM, RWM, SRTY, SAA, DWAS, VTWO, VIOO, SDD, SBB, PZI, FDM, JKJ, RSCO, WMCR, XSLV, FYX, EWRS, TWOK, SMLV, PXSC, CSF
Fri, Aug. 22, 5:58 AM
- London Stock Exchange (OTCPK:LDNXF) has announced that it is looking to raise £938M ($1.6B) to part fund the acquisition of stock index unit Frank Russell.
- LSE will offer 74,347,813 new shares at a price of 1,295 pence, a 30.1% percent discount to yesterday's closing price.
- The deal would give London Stock Exchange third place in the booming ETF market, behind market leaders S&P Dow Jones and MSCI.
- Russell ETFs: IWM, TZA, TNA, UWM, SPXS, IWF, SKF, URTY, IWD, TWM, IWO, IWN, RWM, SRTY, IWV, IWB, VTWO, VONE, IWW, IWZ, VTWG, UKK, ROLA, RTLA, FBG, THRK, UKF, SKK, EWRS, ONEK, TWOK, VTHR, VONG, VTWV, SMLV, UVT, VONV, UVG, EWRI, SJH, UWC, LGLV, TWQ, SJF, FIBG
Mon, Jul. 28, 12:48 PM
- The Direxion Daily Mid Cap Bull 2X Shares (Pending:MDLL) and Direxion Daily Small Cap Bull (Pending:SMLL) will offer investors leveraged exposure to their respective market caps.
- Both funds will have an expense ratio of 0.66%, making them relatively inexpensive compared to many leveraged equity ETFs.
- The Direxion 7-10 Year Treasury Bull 2X Shares (Pending:SYTL) will offer investors leveraged exposure to intermediate-term U.S. Treasury bonds, while charging an expense ratio of just 0.65%.
- Other Russell 2000 ETFs: IWM, TZA, TNA, UWM, URTY, TWM, RWM, SRTY, VTWO, EWRS, TWOK
- Other S&P 400 ETFs: MDY, MVV, IJH, RWK, UMDD, IVOO, MZZ, SMDD, MYY
- Other Intermediate Treasury ETFs: IEF, PST, IEI, DTYS, TYO, UST, VGIT, TBX, GSY, SCHR, DTYL, ITE, TYD, TBZ, DFVL, FIVZ, DFVS, TYNS
Fri, Jul. 25, 2:31 PM
- Hammering away at the misconception that it pays to seek active managers in supposedly "less efficient" sectors like small caps, S&P Dow Jones' Philip Murphy finds - even choosing among the top mutual fund share classes - an alarmingly small number of managers failed to beat the benchmarks.
- Starting at the March 2009 bottom and going out five years, only 9 of 139 share classes beat the S&P SmallCap 600 benchmark (that's 5.9% of the starting set).
- Where alpha might be able to be delivered though, is in choosing which benchmark to track. A fund tracking the S&P SmallCap 600 (IJR, VIOO) would have outperformed one tracking the Russell 2000 (NYSEARCA:IWM) by 23% over the 5-year period.
- ETFs: IWM, TZA, IJS, TNA, IWC, UWM, VB, IJR, SLY, VBR, EES, RWJ, VBK, URTY, SCHA, TWM, IWN, IWO, IJT, RWM, SRTY, DWAS, SAA, VTWO, JKL, RZV, SLYG, SLYV, VIOO, SDD, PZI, RZG, FDM, SBB, RSCO, WMCR, VIOG, JKJ, VTWG, UKK, TILT, VIOV, FNDA, XSLV, FYX, FYT, EWRS, JKK, TWOK, SKK, VTWV, PXSV, SMLV, UVT, SJH, IESM, PXSC, VLU, FYC, PXSG
Thu, Jul. 10, 7:12 AM
- S&P 500 (SPY), Nasdaq 100 (QQQ), and DJIA (DIA) futures are all off about 0.9% and Russell 2000 (IWM) down 2% as trouble brews in the EU periphery.
- Banco Espirito Santo - Portugal's largest listed bank - is off another 16% as its parent reportedly considers bankruptcy protection unless a deal can be worked out with creditors. Portugal broad market is down another 4.1%, bringing its 7-session slump to 11%.
- Previously: Portugal tumbles on bank worry
- Europe's Stoxx 50 (FEZ) is down 2%, led by Italy (EWI) -2.5% and Spain (EWP) -2.6%.
- The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield is down four basis points to 2.51% and gold catches a serious bid, up $20 per ounce to $1,344.
- ETFs: SPY, QQQ, SH, DIA, IWM, TZA, TNA, SSO, SDS, PSQ, VOO, IVV, SPXU, UPRO, IWC, UWM, TQQQ, VB, SPXL, QID, RSP, IJR, SQQQ, DOG, SLY, QLD, DXD, RWJ, RWL, URTY, EPS, UDOW, SCHA, TWM, SDOW, DDM, RWM, SRTY, SAA, BXUB, DWAS, VTWO, QQEW, QQQE, VIOO, SDD, SFLA, PZI, FDM, SPLX, QQXT, SBB, BXUC, WMCR, RSCO, JKJ, FYX, XSLV, EWRS, TWOK, SMLV, SPUU, PXSC
Mon, Jul. 7, 1:45 PM
- "Knowingly overpaying never has made sense to me, which I think people are doing," says small-cap fund manager Eric Cinnamond, notable for being up 14.5% at the midway point in 2009 vs. peers' average loss of 27%, but missing out on the bull market of the last three years thanks to his large cash holdings.
- The small cap stocks on his radar are as "expensive as I have ever seen them," he tells the WSJ. "We're just unwilling to overpay with other people's mooney in high-quality, small-cap stocks."
- ETFs: IWM, IJS, TZA, TNA, IWC, UWM, VB, IJR, SLY, VBR, EES, RWJ, URTY, SCHA, TWM, IWN, RWM, SRTY, SAA, DWAS, VTWO, JKL, RZV, SLYV, VIOO, SDD, PZI, FDM, SBB, RSCO, WMCR, JKJ, TILT, VIOV, XSLV, FYX, FNDA, FYT, EWRS, TWOK, VTWV, SMLV, PXSV, UVT, SJH, IESM, PXSC, VLU
Fri, Jun. 27, 2:45 AM
- Russell Investments is planning its annual index realignment today, affecting more than $5T in assets. Credit Suisse estimates $42B will trade as a result of the adjustment, resulting in one of the biggest trading days of the year in terms of dollar volume.
- Asset managers and investors will have to realign their portfolios to match up with the new shifts in indices such as the Russell 2000 and the Russell 3000.
- Due to the expected surge in volume, exchanges are now busy preparing for possible technical issues occurring over the course of the day.
- Yesterday, the London Stock Exchange said it will acquire Frank Russell for $2.7B.
- Russell ETFs: IWM, TZA, TNA, UWM, SPXS, IWF, SKF, URTY, IWD, TWM, IWO, IWN, RWM, SRTY, IWV, IWB, VTWO, VONE, IWW, IWZ, VTWG, UKK, ROLA, RTLA, FBG, THRK, UKF, SKK, EWRS, ONEK, TWOK, VTHR, VONG, VTWV, SMLV, UVT, VONV, UVG, EWRI, SJH, UWC, LGLV, TWQ, SJF, FIBG
Thu, Jun. 26, 3:37 AM
- London Stock Exchange (LDNXF) has announced that it is buying the asset-management and stock index unit Frank Russell for $2.7B. A large chunk of the funding for the acquisition will be based off a $1.6B rights issue to be issued in September.
- The stock-index operations of Frank Russell include the Russell 2000 barometer of small-cap stocks, while the investment business has $256B in assets under management.
- Russell ETFs: IWM, TZA, TNA, UWM, SPXS, IWF, SKF, URTY, IWD, TWM, IWO, IWN, RWM, SRTY, IWV, IWB, VTWO, VONE, IWW, IWZ, VTWG, UKK, ROLA, RTLA, FBG, THRK, UKF, SKK, EWRS, ONEK, TWOK, VTHR, VONG, VTWV, SMLV, UVT, VONV, UVG, EWRI, SJH, UWC, LGLV, TWQ, SJF, FIBG
Fri, Jun. 6, 3:03 PM
- This just in: Continuing to bounce from a tough 10-week stretch which saw the index lose about 10% of its value from the start of March, the Russell 2000 (IWM +0.9%) has turned positive for the year.
- The small cap index, however, continues to trail the S&P 500 which is ahead 5.7% YTD, as well as the Nasdaq, which is up 3.4%.
- ETFs: IWM, TZA, TNA, UWM, VB, EES, VBR, VBK, URTY, SCHA, TWM, IWN, IWO, RWM, SRTY, VTWO, JKL, JKJ, UKK, VTWG, TILT, FYX, FYT, SKK, JKK, EWRS, TWOK, VTWV, UVT, SJH, IESM, VLU, FYC
Tue, May. 20, 4:37 PM
- Chicago-based Good Harbor Financial is among the largest ETF portfolio managers and the company in May began to rebalance its $11B U.S. Tactical Core Strategy twice a month instead of once - today marks the first mid-month trade for the portfolio, reports the WSJ.
- Good Harbor's main strategy today, says the Journal, looked to be selling small caps as well as two ETFs tied to the S&P 500 (SPY -0.7%), and volume spiked in the iShares Russell 2000 ETF (IWM -1.6%), the ProShares Ultra Russell 2000 (UWM -3%), the iShares Core S&P 500 ETF (IVV -0.7%) and the ProShares Ultra S&P 500 (SSO -1.5%).
- Good Harbors was the largest single holder of three of those funds as of the end of March, and the 2nd largest holder of the fourth.
- As it sold the equity ETFs, Good Harbors appeared to be buying two mid-to-long-dated Treasury bond ETFs, the iShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond Fund (IEF +0.3%) and the ProShares Ultra 7-10 Year Treasury ETF (UST +0.7%), with both having volumes many multiples higher than normal.
- Good Harbors was also a seller of small caps and a buyer of Treasurys in early May, says the Journal, which earlier this year reported traders growing accustomed to waiting for the firm's monthly rebalance.
- ETFs: IWM, IJS, TZA, TNA, UWM, VB, IJR, SLY, EES, VBR, RWJ, VBK, URTY, SCHA, TWM, IWO, IWN, IJT, RWM, SRTY, DWAS, SAA, VTWO, JKL, RZV, SLYG, SLYV, VIOO, SDD, SBB, RZG, JKJ, RSCO, VTWG, UKK, VIOG, TILT, FYX, FNDA, VIOV, XSLV, FYT, SKK, JKK, EWRS, TWOK, PXSV, VTWV, SMLV, UVT, SJH, PXSC, IESM, FYC, VLU, PXSG
Tue, May. 20, 10:06 AM
- The Russell 2000 (IWM -1.2%) has returned to leadership as markets move into the red in mid-morning action. The S&P 500 (SPY -0.3%), DJIA (DIA -0.4%), and Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) are faring better.
- Among S&P 500 sectors, the retailers are getting hammered, with weak results/outlooks at Dick's and Staples making news today.
- ETFs: IWM, TZA, TNA, UWM, VB, IJR, SLY, RWJ, URTY, SCHA, TWM, RWM, SRTY, DWAS, SAA, VTWO, VIOO, SDD, SBB, JKJ, RSCO, FYX, XSLV, EWRS, TWOK, SMLV, PXSC
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