A lot of markets have gotten quite over-extended in recent weeks, but Emerging Markets ($EEM) still presents an attractive opportunity. Bouncing off the $36.73 support level in Oct 2023, $EEM has now reclaimed the 9, 21 and 55-weekly EMAs, with all the 3 key moving averages curling upwards now. The next level of resistance comes in at $49.77 and above that is the $55.83 level.
On the daily timeframe, $EEM has been in a clear uptrend. Each pullback to the uptrend line presented investors with a good buying opportunity. Currently, a pullback to the uptrend line would see price hit $41.40 region, although it might make sense to start DCAing into this position from the 55-daily EMA retest itself (around $42). Stop-loss for this setup can be pretty tight with at least 2 confirmed daily close below the uptrend line (at $41.40 level). This provides a very attractive risk-reward setup.
In the next section (for Paid Members only), we’re going to look at $EEM seasonality and its backtest numbers. Then we’ll go through data that shows the best month to be exposed to this ETF. Lastly, we’ll cover $EEM’s Cycles Forecast using our proprietary model.
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$EEM Seasonality