Five More Must Know ETFs For Upcoming Earnings

We're in the throes of another earnings season and things have basically gone according to the expected plan except for a surprise disappointment from Apple

. And yes, it should be acknowledged that plenty of marquee names have stepped into the earnings confessional this week, creating good trading opportunities along the way. Miss out on some of those trades? Don't fret because there's still a slew of ETFs that could be impacted by upcoming earnings reports. Here's a list of five you'll want to put on your radar for the next couple of weeks. Energy Select Sector SPDR

: Even if it wasn't earnings, the Energy Select Sector SPDR would be worth trading for the simple fact that this bad boy is quite volatile. Over the coming seven trading days, six of XLE's top-10 holdings report quarterly results starting with Schlumberger

on Friday. Add those six stocks up and we're talking about almost half of XLE's weight reporting in a short amount of time. These reports could prove critical to XLE regain its 200-day moving average around $72.

The Market Vectors Coal ETF is showing some signs of trying to pick up the pieces after a wicked August-early October slide. Several of the ETF's top-10 holdings step into the earnings booth next week and as long as we don't hear bearish comments about the coal prices, production and/or weak demand outlooks, KOL could at least make a move to reclaim its 50-day line.

Still languishing more than 14% below its 52-week, the First Trust Dow Jones Internet Index Fund has a decent looking chart and could be offering some value here. eBay

reports today after the close. Amazon

next Tuesday and Priceline

on Nov. 7. That's nearly 20% of FDN's right there.

We didn't count all of the Dow stocks reporting earnings next week, but we do know Caterpillar

, 3M

, Boeing

, Exxon Mobil

and Chevron

, five of the highest-priced stocks in a price-weighted index, report next week.

We remain cautious to say the least on financials and the reports from the biggest banks have given us no reason to change that tune, but over the coming week, a plethora of regionals report. KRE could be interesting above $22.