John Nyaradi

John Nyaradi

InvestorPlace Contributor

John Nyaradi is Publisher of Wall Street Sector Selector, a financial media site focused on news, analysis and information about exchange-traded funds and global financial and economic developments.

His investment articles have appeared on many Internet sites including MarketWatch.com, Seeking Alpha, Trading Markets, Money Show, Yahoo Finance, Investors Insight, Fidelity, ETF Daily News, and iStock Analyst. He has been a guest on MarketWatch.com, Yahoo Finance!, National Business Talk Radio, Sound Investing and The Index Investing Show.

His book, “Super Sectors: How to Outsmart the Market Using Sector Rotation and ETFs,” is published by John Wiley and Sons and included among the Year’s Top Investment Books in the “2011 Stock Trader’s Almanac.” To sign up for his free newsletter, click here.

Recent Articles

9 Reasons You Shouldn’t Bury Gold Just Yet

By John Nyaradi, InvestorPlace Contributor

Is last week's gold sell-off making you nervous? Here are nine reasons to calm down -- and get confident -- about the yellow metal's long-term prospects.

How to Cope If the Bear Bites Santa

By John Nyaradi, InvestorPlace Contributor

Holiday retail sales might be just the thing to save the "Santa Rally" -- or they might not. Either way, there's an ETF for any market environment.

How to Survive a Bear Market Bite

By John Nyaradi, InvestorPlace Contributor

With the supercommittee failing and EU debt woes mounting, now is a fitting time for investors to review these expert tactics to protect their wealth -- and even prosper -- in perilous times.

Riding the Market Roller Coaster to Profits

By John Nyaradi, InvestorPlace Contributor

This week, Europe will remain the wild card in the deck. Plus, we'll have important economic data at home.

Finding Opportunity in Europe’s Debt-Fueled Powder Keg

By John Nyaradi, InvestorPlace Contributor

For investors, great dislocations offer potentially great opportunities. Here are a couple of ways to use ETFs to play the unfolding European crisis.

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