Newsletter: These international ETFs are still following the plan
Our message to newsletter readers in July was to watch for an inflection and possible reversal in two international ETFs. That plan appears to be working so far, and one of the funds might already have begun forming a bearish impulse.
Newly refined targets for Italian stocks
along with cycles analysis
Italian stocks expected to decline
The upward correction probably won't shoot much higher
Newsletter: Expect declines in these international ETFs
The corrective moves we’ve been tracking in some international stock ETFs appear to be nearing their end. Both the Italy ETF and the Brazil ETF are following the plan and may soon provide...
Newsletter: Near-term opportunities in two international ETFs
As you know, readers of our free newsletter get exclusive charts and content. This edition recaps two trades in international stock ETFs that we wrote about in January and that worked really well....
Italian stocks may need to climb a little
Time for bears to manage positions
MSCI Italy ETF EWI Update
Since Italy has been in the news lately by finally getting a coalition government formed, I thought it a good time to peek at the ETF covering the Italian equity market. As last time I updated this, it still looks like a decade long triangle either finished or nearly so.
iShares MSCI Italy ETF (EWI) update
Since there are elections coming up this weekend in Italy, thought it would be a good time to update the big picture charts for this ETF. I have interest in it as it has formed a classic triangle from the 2009 low and may have completed at the start of this year. I also think it can turn into a canary in the mine, a harbinger for the future.
Reasons to be bearish with Italy ETF
Signs that this triangle pattern can break downward
Could Italian equities be the canary in the mine?
I find the iShares MSCI Italy ETF interesting for two reasons. One, so far, it is a textbook example of a triangle formation that has spanned nearly nine years. Two, if the triangle pattern holds and the Italian markets turn down, could that be a precursor to other European equity markets topping and even mark a turning point in the Euro? I don't know if the triangle pattern will hold or if it will be an early warning to other problems on the continent, but it does look like a trading opportunity is nearby.