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About iShares Inc iShares MSCI Mexico ETF
Expense ratio
0.50%
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Inception date
Mar 12, 1996
ISIN
US4642868222
EWW is passively-managed to provides vanilla exposure to the Mexican stock market. The fund holds a concentrated portfolio of all-market-capitalization Mexican companies. The index is weighted by market cap, and aims to meet the Regulated Investment Company (RIC) requirements by employing a capping methodology so that no individual constituent exceeds 25% of index weight and the aggregate weight of constituents with over 5% weight in the index are capped at 50% weight of the portfolio. While the fund retains concentrated exposure, this capping process tilts the fund slightly smaller and leads to minor sector tilts. The index rebalancing occurs on a quarterly basis.
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Consolidation pattern.So far, AMEX:EWW has shown strength reaching 52 week high and staying so close. 60.31 is key support for setups.
Idea - EWW, Feb 13 (short)As detailed on the chart, the trend has continued for some time, however price action may go back to the downside and move in our favor. If you entered on Feb 6th with the original cross signal, you'd still be waiting for the trade to do its thing; waiting to enter now basically gave us a pullback i
Will Mexico benefit from de-China shift? not yet says $EWWEWW should benefit from the shift toward Latin American countries and away from China. US manufacturers may be looking to bring manufacturing closer to home with geo political risks escalating this year. Higher shipping costs make Mexico an obvious candidate to consider. However, price action in EWW
EWW - Mexico new highs soonEWW showing big move today. Should resume higher probably breaking above recent highs.
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Uptrend Resuming?After 10 years of downward movement the monthly RSI may be finally breaking out. Price may not be far behind.
Mexico failed breakoutAn interesting way to see how countries are doing is by the iShares of the country.
Mexico had seen a breakout, but very quickly gave that up, creating a failed breakout.
Next support & resistance levels are drawn in the chart.
50sma and 200sma look like they will start trading together.
Mortali
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