If history repeats itself, this could be the best way to profit...
My 26-week ROC strategy is signaling MSCI South Africa (NYSE: EZA) could be the top performing emerging market ETF in the coming months.
Right now, EZA is trading near its long-term support level. But I think that's about to change...
The weekly chart of EZA below includes the 26-week ROC at the bottom. The indicator became oversold in September and has since been in an uptrend. In the last week, the ROC broke above its 20-week moving average. This confirms that ROC is in an uptrend and is a bullish indicator pointing towards higher prices.
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The price pattern is also bullish. Recent price action created a triangle pattern which allows us to calculate a price target. When the difference between the downward sloping line ($77.58) and the support line ($56.80) is added to where EZA broke out, we get a price target of $83.68 ($20.78 + $62.90 = $83.68).
That represents +28% upside potential from recent prices.
The chart also shows how to limit risk in this trade. Once broken, resistance generally becomes support and will often limit the down side in a trade. Resistance near $57 on EZA halted price advances in 2009. Once the price broke above that level, $57 became support. Prices have bounced off that price four times in the last 18 months. A close under $57 would show that support has failed and it's time to exit the trade.
EZA is a great way to add international exposure to your portfolio. Emerging markets tend to move the fastest in bull markets. The chart shows a bullish pattern and the potential reward is more than twice as high as the risk.
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