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πŸ”Ž International Markets Give Some Back

The long-term trends remain intact.

πŸ“Š Daily ETF Overview

After months of considerable upside, many international markets are finally giving back some gains in a healthy measured way. The longer-term trends are still intact, even as we're in the midst of a corrective wave.

πŸ”Ž Malaysia $EWM jumped 17 spots this week to #13

πŸ”Ž Thailand $THD dropped 12 spots this week β€” the biggest single-week fall on the board

πŸ”Ž Norway $NORW is the biggest 3-month climber, up 27 spots

πŸ”Ž Canada $EWC can't stop climbing β€” 5 consecutive weeks of improvement to #7

πŸ”Ž 5 straight weeks of decline for Greece $GREK, now at #22


On January 26th, the CBOE quietly expanded options expiration dates on stocks like Apple, Nvidia, and Amazon. Before that, you had one shot per week, Friday. Now traders can target the exact window a move is happening and get out before volatility works against them.

The last time the CBOE made a shift like this was 2010, when weekly options launched. Traders who moved early had an edge that took the rest of the market six years to close.

If you hold ETFs for the long game, you already own these names. You're just not doing anything with the weekly volatility they produce. Steve Strazza has been using a system built around this new structure to target 3x, 5x, even 10x returns on those same stocks, every single week.

Last week he just broke down the entire framework live. Click here to watch the free replay.