$VTV - Value heading for 25% pullbackGrowth got hit. High beta rallied to 200MA for most part. Several jumped above but expecting pull back. I would love only a 10% pullback. I do not expect that however. I expect an earnings recession and for the S&P to end 2023 at 3000 at best.by UnknownUnicorn16739272332
$VTV - not gonna be a normal pull back.VTV is going to come back to this 110 point. It’s partly what has me worried most. Markets need a time where nothing is good. Here she comes ladies and gentleman. by UnknownUnicorn167392720
Trade setup for VTVVTV tracks the CRSP US Large Cap Value Index. The index selects stocks from the top 85% of market capitalization based on multiple value factors. - Seeks to track the performance of the CRSP US Large Cap Value Index, which measures the investment return of large-capitalization value stocks. - Provides a convenient way to match the performance of many of the nation’s largest value stocks. - Follows a passively managed, full-replication approach. Read more about this index hereby UnknownUnicorn382895760
$VTV - this should keep you up at nightThe vanguard value fund is a quality company fund. Some of the finest and strongest companies in the US and world. It is showing a H&S formation. This is ugly. Failure from 142 leads to 139 failure possibly. If we lose 139, the market is screwed. and we are heading another 20% lower at least. by UnknownUnicorn16739272111
Pullback ApproachingI'm playing around with a basket of #anguard funds on Betterment. I used to let the system do its thing, but I'm getting a bit more proactive based on the large-cap movement. Following methods of the previous cycles, I Bought in around 142, and just sold at 147.10. Eying the 141 range in the coming days to reinvest.Time for lunch! #VTVShortby ajtuxworth0
$VTV - retest of breakoutVanguard's value fund is back at this breakout line and had a beautiful touch and bounce. All indexes have been cooling off this week which is normal. It is hard for me to see excess selling into the rest of the year except for the debt limit ceiling issues. However that would be catastrophic because it would immediately cause our credit rating to drop to levels that would destroy the economy. We could see some stalling but the consumer is still spending. That has been proven in the retail numbers. Jobless claims are cooling off. All should be reasons to look positively into end of year. GLL!! Not a recommendation to buy or sell. For informational purposes only.by UnknownUnicorn167392720
Vanguard Growth vs Value Pitchforks08 crisis show a crossing between value and growth which seems like an unlikely chance of happening again if said recession was inbound. this is here to track.by musicofhel0
VTV as the instrument for the value rotationValue is the new momentum Bullish crossovers, bullish breakouts Rising yields, inflation, forced contractionary policy on the horizon, Nasdaq correction The future looks brightLongby decaro0
The tIme for value stocks has arrivedThe ratio of Vanguard Value vs Growth is indicating that value should outperform growth in the coming years. Beautiful entry point year with lots of potential.Longby powerintegral1
‘Growth’ stocks are making a comeback versus ‘Value’The market saw a big shift in early September when money started pouring into “value” stocks, like banks and energy. Investors had neglected them for years and they were supposed to benefit from the U.S. and China ending their trade war. But that’s been fading in recent weeks, especially with Apple and Microsoft flying to new highs. This hourly chart compares two major ETFs tracking the two buckets of companies: The Vanguard Value ETF (VTV) and the Vanguard Growth ETF (VUG) . Notice how VTV initially surged ahead of VUG on September 5, right after Beijing confirmed it was holding trade talks with the White House. That strength continued until about two weeks ago. The first setback was President Trump talking down hopes of a trade deal with China. Then came some weaker economic news – especially industrial production on November 15. Those two catalysts have dragged interest rates back lower and undermined one of the basic arguments in favor of “value.” Meanwhile, GDP estimates from the Atlanta Federal Reserve have nosedived from 1.5 percent to under half a percent. Topping it off today, oil is breaking down. A backdrop like goes against the “value trade.” It could mean to watch out for a pullback in the banks because financials are the largest sector in the value index. But it could also help restore interest in the big Nasdaq companies that have led the market for years. USO XLE QQQby TradeStation6