During the past, nearly 1300 trading days, the iShares Core MSCI Emerging Market ETF did not have a single outgoing cash flow day. The iShares Core MSCI Emerging Market is the "youngest" ETF in the developing countries' economies, initially the ETF received only $15bn and its market capitalization now exceeds $40bn.
So what? The fact that investors invest more than they pull out of this market for several years proves that positivism among them is high, and that gives us a good opportunity to buy with minimal risk. Here is where we can position ourselves in this near 4-year upward trend.
Technically, the cost of the ETF-a corrects from another peak to levels of horizontal support, with Dem heading to over-sales levels. The possibilities ahead of us are two - to go now in a long position and at a higher risk, or to wait for a diagonal + 50SMA support zone. A long position with a trend would be appropriate with SL at about 44.5199 levels.
Alternative scenario: If the price goes below the horizontal and diagonal levels of support, the positive scenario will break and more likely to see a decrease in the ETF's cost.
Source: Bloomberg Pro Terminal
Jr Trader Petar Milanov
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