ECAM ETF Trading Strategy Current Fund Selections
Below is the current trend leader for the ECAM ETF Trading Strategy as selected by the algorithm from our fund universe. Only the top ETF (the "Trend Leader") is selected from our fund universe and is held while it remains the leader in accordance with the algorithms assessment. 
US-Listed ETF Trend Leader
EEM
(iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF)
Alternate UCITS Trend Leader
SEMA
(iShares MSCI Emerging Markets UCITS ETF USD Acc)
  • The last trend leader change occurred on 19 November 2025 and remains valid to-date. ECAM subscribers will be immediately advised via email when a trend leader change occurs.
  • The yellow line is the strategy return since 03 Jan, 1995. The white line is the S&P 500 index return. The colored lines are the returns of the individual ETFs.
  • The date of the last graphic chart update is located in the upper right corner in Cyan blue.
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Below are the recent trade signals as generated by the strategies processing algorithm.
Notes:
  • The "Still Holds" Strategy & Reference data is updated as of the date/time as shown in the title. This chart will be updated weekly for subscriber reference and also when a trend leader change occurs.
  • The return data shown below is actual completed trades (not back-tested).
  • The "Reference Return" data is the S&P 500 index.
  • The "Reference Value" and "Strategy Value" are USD returns based upon a back-tested strategy start date of 03 January 1995 and an initial invested value of $10,000 USD.
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Below are the yearly historical returns for the ECAM ETF Trading strategy and the the S&P 500 index (the Reference strategy).

Notes:
  • over the past 31 years (1995-2025) the ECAM ETF Trading strategy has not had a losing year. The S&P 500 index has experienced 6 losing years over the same period.
  • over the past 31 years (1995-2025) the ECAM ETF Trading strategy has outperformed the S&P 500 index in 80% of all years (25/31 years).
    • The best relative out-performance year was 2008 (+77.05%)
    • The worst relative under-performance year was 2019 (-11.72%)
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