π Time is Ticking Down For International Exposure
π Daily ETF Overview
We've maintained the view that the weight of evidence suggests it's prudent for investors to have exposure to international markets since 2025. With global markets finally beginning to break higher, they have the potential to outperform the United States for the first time meaningfully in over a decade.
A good example is South Korea $EWY which has consistently been at the top of our ETF rankings for months.
This is a chart that, after it broke out, has gone vertical.
Zooming in, bears had their chance to knock it lower, but even after such an impressive vertical move, it's just broke out yet again.
These trends are leaving the station, and the time for investors to have some international exposure is ticking down.
This month, the SEC voted to change a rule that prevented everyday traders from day trading.
Now you can make a day's pay in just two hours with as little as $2,000.
Kenny Glick has had some major recent winners, like a 4.3% gain in $STZ that resulted in a $6,500 net profit in just three minutes.
Kenny is hosting a trader briefing on this rule change and the daily routine you need to trade both sides of this market throughout this earnings cycle.
