If fears of market risk are subsiding, the small cap sector will benefit.
I know what some of you must be thinking: why am I wasting my time in the IWM (AMEX: IWM, Bullboard)? Aside from the fact that I really like the upside potential of its four-month base-like pattern, I also think that if Fed stimulus is going to "kick in" during Q3 and Q4, and if the narrowing of some of the credit spreads recently is any indication that fears of market risk are subsiding, then the small cap sector will benefit, although it has been lagging a bit. This is not the first time I am early in a position (and will not be the last, I am sure) – in fact, I was long a few ETFs during the GE (NYSE: GE, Bullboard) debacle, only to get clobbered and stopped out right before the most recent big advance from the March 15th low. In any case, if I am correct sooner rather than later about the small caps, then the IWM will rocket and make up lots of time and territory in the ensuing upmove.

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