Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLE)

This trade has not worked in the last few years as well as it should have, but right now you want to be in that sector. It is a long term trend based on supply/demand imbalances. He may get out a little early this year.

(Energy is one of the 3 sectors he suggested in remarks under January Effect.) The average gain for energy between January 17 and May 5 is about 7.8%. Has a tremendous frequency of positive results, about 90% of the time. This is more of a Buy on weakness. Try to get it at around its 20 or 50 day moving average.

Seasonal trend for oil just ended. Then we get another in the summer. There is a modified cup and handle. If it gets above 81-1/4 he would buy it but thinks there is better ones in Canada like SU-T. However you get the diversity of an ETF with this one.

Historically the US energy sector does very well from around the end of January right through until the 2^nd week of May. Energy stocks in the US have a high correlation to the price of gasoline. What is happening to the price of gasoline will pretty well indicate what will happen to this ETF. (See Top Picks)

Oil and Gold Correcting? If you are making a trade that will last the next 2 or 3 weeks, you could make money buying at the bottom of the range, but over the next 2 or 3 years it will trade in a range.

If you are going to have a bull market in energy, which he believes we will, an ETF is probably a better thing to do than individual stock picking.