Dynamic Wealth Report | Wednesday, September 19, 2012
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Sectors To Watch: Cash In On QE3 With Basic Materials!
By Corey Williams, Options Trading Research
 Last week, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke unleashed a third round of quantitative easing (QE3) on the US economy.
The move by the central bank wasn't unexpected. However, the magnitude of the plan has reignited investors' animal spirits. And for good reason… the first two versions of QE had specific dollar amounts and time limits.
But this time around, the Fed has committed to buying $40 billion of mortgage-backed securities every month. And they'll continue buying them until unemployment levels drop!
Put simply, this is an unprecedented move by the Fed. And it just might work!
It's no secret, business owners and managers have been slow to hire new workers. And the main reasons they've given for not hiring is uncertainty.
Think about it… The people who make the decision to hire new workers saw an economy that was barely growing… even with the influence of the Fed's previous efforts. And they knew the impact of the previous QEs would only last for a short period of time.
Put simply, businesses didn't want to risk wasting money on hiring and training new workers. It didn't make good business sense if the economy was going to tank and they would be forced to fire all of them as soon as the Fed action ended.
Now, the Fed has an open-ended QE. It removes the uncertainty about what will happen to the economy when the current round of QE ends. Because it's not going to end until the economy improves.
In the context of creating a policy to encourage businesses to hire workers, QE3 is a stroke of genius.
What's more, now that the US has embarked on another round of QE, I'm expecting more central banks around the world to follow suit. It's almost a foregone conclusion that China will announce some sort of stimulus for the Chinese economy in the coming weeks.
A loosely coordinated effort by the central banks of several major economies will certainly spark optimism for a revival of global economic growth.
Obviously, when economies begin growing faster, they need more basic materials to fuel that growth. So, it's no surprise to see the Materials Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLB) surging higher over the last few days.
In fact, XLB shot out to 52-week high of $38.57 after QE3 was announced.
As you can see, XLB is in a strong uptrend (blue line) off the 2011 lows. And it recently broke out above resistance near $37.50 to $38.
Now that QE3 has been announced and with the likelihood of more central bank action around the world, I want to play XLB with unlimited upside and a limited downside. This looks like a great opportunity for a simple call buy on XLB.
However, a word of caution… Wait for a pullback to the uptrend (blue line) before initiating the trade. And don't forget to give yourself enough time for the impact of the new Fed policy to be felt. I would look at going out to at least January 2013 calls.
***Editor's Note*** If you're wondering where to put some money now, I'd take a serious look at China. It's extremely undervalued right now and could rocket higher as soon as some of that QE3 money finds its way to their economy. Click here for ideas on which stock to buy.
Good Investing,
Corey Williams
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