iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF

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Emerging market stocks slumped to a two-week low Wednesday, as pressure continued to mount on currencies in developed economies around the world amid a surge in the U.S. dollar and concerns over the impact of trade tensions on global economic growth.

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Everything that happened at Sohn 2017.

Today was all about the selling in the staples -- did you see how many shares Pepsi traded? -- but let's check the QQQs, the bonds, the buck and oil ... and the grains.

Let's check the indicators -- and sentiment -- as more than just big-tech goes green. Also, we look at the charts of Jet Blue, UPS and Dollar Tree.

Let's look at the new lows on Nasdaq, the bond fund, and, of course, good old Apple.

Making the straight switch from mutual funds to ETFs can be material to an issuer's income statement.

Let's check sentiment and lots of stock charts -- including Disney and Uber -- and ask, who do you trust right now -- stocks ... or bonds?

The flexibility of the ETF structure gives you several ways to either sidestep Chinese opportunities amid the emerging markets or play them as you see fit. Here are some options.

Let's take stock of the indicators and see what's ahead -- also a look at Cleveland-Cliffs, Southwest and several ETFs.

Let's check sentiment, why you shouldn't trust any bounce from the producer price index number, and what the heck is up with those put/call ratios?

The window remains open for rallying until we get overbought on an intermediate term basis.

Let's look at the Dollar Index, the emerging markets exchange-traded fund and the bout of volatility.

Call this the psychedelic version of Top Stocks, as we take an inverted look at the charts -- it's pretty wild, man!

The funds utilize what is at its essence a vertical spread trade.

Do you expect me to go along with what everyone else is saying! Hah! Let's check sentiment and the other indicators.

The EEM came to life ... and look what happened to the Dollar Index. Let's dig in.

We can map out emerging markets, but sentiment ... let's skip the GPS and go right under the hood.

We didn't get too bullish with Tuesday's action, but we got a change in sentiment. Let's look at new lows, breadth, and more.

Take note of the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets exchange-traded fund move today. Also, let's look at the rally and new lows.

As in a defined outcome ETF, which synthetically reproduces an underlying security and lays on a spread to act as a risk buffer.

Let's simplify as much as possible what is occurring in the bond market, and what it means for investors.

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