π Higher Highs and Higher Lows
π Daily ETF Overview
Even as markets are seeing some volatility, what hasn't broken is the trend of outperformance from international stocks.
Relative to the United States, this ratio is still making higher highs and higher lows. We're in the camp that this could be the beginning stages of a more meaningful trend of outperformance from international stocks - which makes this week's list even more important.
Here's what's standing out on our international table today.
π Argentina $ARGT has improved for 5 consecutive weeks. Now #8
π Big week for Greece $GREK: up 11 spots to #20
π Malaysia $EWM dropped 11 spots this week, the biggest single-week fall on the board
π Thailand $THD is the biggest 3-month climber, up 27 spots
π India $INDY is still dead last at #44 out of 44
If this is a new cycle in favor of international stocks, it's not just going to be these ETFs that see the biggest gains.
It's going to be cyclicals, materials, and commodities. After all, that's what's driving the gains from these international ETFs.
Jason Perz and Sam Gatlin have just released their new Supercycle Report which is designed to profit the most from this emerging long-term trend.
They're running a discount on their service and it expires in a few days.
If you want to see how to best position yourself for this upcoming Supercycle in commodities and international stocks, they do an excellent job.
