In addition to the latest WBI BullBear Rising Income 3000 ETF (WBIE) stock price, this page includes 9 charts that add a unique perspective to the latest stock quote.
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The WBI BullBear Rising Income 3000 ETF (WBIE) stock price and stock chart below provides intra-day data for the current/most recent trading day.
The following chart presents the one-year price performance for WBI BullBear Rising Income 3000 ETF (WBIE). This chart is updated every trading day after the close.
For a long-term perspective, the following chart presents price performance since 2000 (or since inception) for WBI BullBear Rising Income 3000 ETF (WBIE).
How much does WBI BullBear Rising Income 3000 ETF (WBIE) move in a day? The following histogram allows you determine how frequently certain daily price movements occur and thereby provides a visual representation of the ETF’s volatility.
The following chart presents the relative strength of WBI BullBear Rising Income 3000 ETF (WBIE) as compared to the S&P 500. When the blue line in the chart is moving up, the ETF is outperforming the S&P 500 and when it is trending down it is underperforming.
The chart below illustrates the inflation-adjusted performance for WBI BullBear Rising Income 3000 ETF (WBIE). While ETF investors hold their positions, the U.S. dollar steadily loses purchasing power. The following chart adjusts for the shrinking dollar so you can see how much real gains the ETF is providing.
So how is WBI BullBear Rising Income 3000 ETF (WBIE) performing compared to that other world currency — gold? When the blue line in the chart is moving up, the ETF is outperforming gold and when it is moving down it is underperforming.
The chart below illustrates the average year performance (aka seasonality) for WBI BullBear Rising Income 3000 ETF (WBIE). Some sectors tend to outperform during certain parts of the year.
Has WBI BullBear Rising Income 3000 ETF (WBIE) performed better on a particular day of the week? The following average weekday chart answers that question.
