Since peaking at close to 60 % earlier this year, we have seen a steady
downtrend emerge in sentiment where each week that has an increase is followed by another week (s) with bigger declines.
Not exact matches
In early February, the iShares MSCI
Emerging Market Index ETF (EEM) rallied above resistance of its long term
downtrend line and 200 - day MA.
Our
Emerging Markets Timer has turned negative, but its action of the past two months looks more like a trading range than a
downtrend.
The Shanghai Composite and
Emerging Markets are biased to the upside with the Chinese market doing so in a
downtrend while
Emerging Markets are gaining strength.
I anticipated the
emerging downtrend with razor - sharp precision, the pullback of it and riding the stops of trapped traders, then a small halt at lower SR level and based on previous strength, it's breakout, then very weak pullback and breakout continuation...
Exchange - traded vehicles as diverse as iShares High Yield Corporate Bond (HYG), iShares Russell 2000 (IWM), iPath Commodity (DJP) and Vanguard FTSE
Emerging Markets (VWO) are all battling
downtrends.
The Shanghai Composite looks ready to resume the move higher out of consolidation and
Emerging Markets are biased to the upside short term in their
downtrend.
The Shanghai Composite ($ ASHR) looked to continue its pullback from a major run higher and
Emerging Markets ($ EEM) continued to consolidate in a bear flag in their
downtrend.