The Technical Analyst
Franklin Liberty [FLIA]
Exchange: ETF
Franklin Liberty Price, Forecast, Insider, Ratings, Fundamentals & Signals
0.16% $20.03
America/New_York / 1 mai 2024 @ 15:24
| FUNDAMENTALS | |
|---|---|
| MarketCap: | 489.39 mill |
| EPS: | 0 |
| P/E: | 0 |
| Earnings Date: | N/A |
| SharesOutstanding: | 24.44 mill |
| Avg Daily Volume: | 0.0841 mill |
| PE RATIO: COMPANY / SECTOR |
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| 0.00x |
| Company: PE 0 | sector: PE -6.11 |
| PE RATIO: COMPANY / INDUSTRY |
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| N/A |
| Company: PE 0 | industry: PE -6.11 |
| DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW VALUE |
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| N/A |
| N/A |
| Expected Trading Range (DAY) |
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$ 19.95 - 20.09 ( +/- 0.33%) |
| ATR Model: 14 days |
Forecast:
16:00 - $20.03
Live Trading Signals (every 1 min)
Forecast
1: 15:34 - $20.04
Forecast 2: 16:00 - $20.03
Forecast 3: 16:00 - $20.03
SCORE
10.00
Buy
10.00
Buy
Score Algorithm Version: 1.2C
Last version updated: Fri April 15th, 2022
Last version updated: Fri April 15th, 2022
| Indicator Signals | |
|---|---|
| RSI 21 | |
| SMA | |
| Trend | |
| Trend 2 | |
| Trend 3 | |
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| Volume Signals | |
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| Price | $20.03 (0.16% ) |
| Volume | 0.0669 mill |
| Avg. Vol. | 0.0841 mill |
| % of Avg. Vol | 79.64 % |
| Signal 1: | |
| Signal 2: |
Today
Last 12 Months
RSI
Last 10 Buy & Sell Signals For FLIA
0 Signals | Accuracy: 0.00% | Accuracy Buy: 0.00% | Accuracy Sell: 0.00%
Avg return buy: 0.00 % | Avg return sell: 0.00 %
$1 invested is now $1.00 or 0.00% since Coming Soon
| Date | Signal | @ | Closed | % |
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FLIA
Under normal market conditions, the fund invests at least 80% of its net assets in bonds and investments that provide exposure to bonds. Bonds include debt obligations of any maturity, such as bonds, notes, bills and debentures. The fund invests predominantly in fixed and floating-rate bonds issued by governments, government agencies and governmental-related or corporate issuers located outside the U.S. It is non-diversified.
Latest News
2023-06-09 15:10:53 - Seeking Alpha
FLIA: Unexciting International Bond Fund
The Franklin International Aggregate Bond ETF has a poor historical total return profile, with a negative 1.71% return since inception. The fund's hedged nature and exposure to low-yielding government bonds from various jurisdictions contribute to its underwhelming performance. Going forward, investors should expect a maximum 3% annual return, making the fund unattractive compared to US treasuries yielding 5%.
2023-05-25 17:04:28 - Seeking Alpha
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2023-04-05 08:00:00 - Seeking Alpha
FLIA Vs. BNDX As Possible International Bond Core ETF
The Franklin International Aggregate Bond ETF invests based on the Bloomberg Global Aggregate ex-USD Index Hedged USD. The Vanguard Total International Bond ETF invests based on the Bloomberg Barclays Global Aggregate ex-USD Float Adjusted RIC Capped Index (USD Hedged).
2020-09-09 08:15:51 - seekingalpha.com
Tradeweb Government Bond Update - August 2020
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Don't Shun Global Bonds
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The Relentless Hunt For Yield
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Jens Van 't Klooster On ECB Bond Purchasing And The Myth Of Central Bank Neutrality
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2020-07-19 07:02:58 - seekingalpha.com
Capital Markets Weekly: Emerging Market Issuers Continue Pushing Debt Maturity Threshold
Among this week's highlights indicating emerging market focus on accessing long-term debt are a 30-year issue for the Emirate of Sharjah and plans by Brazilian petrochemical company Braskem to raise hybrid debt, following recent perpetual sales by Emirates NBD, Banorte and DP World.
2020-06-26 10:59:49 - seekingalpha.com
World Trade Data Confirms That Global Equities Look Fragile
Global trade volume collapsed by 16.8% YoY in April, making the V-shaped recovery in the real economic activity unrealistic. South Korea exports, which some pra