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Country ETFs
Posted on February 5th, 2009 No commentsBelow we highlight ETFs that track equity markets for various countries. For each ETF, we provide its 5-day change, how far it is trading from its 50-day moving average, and how overbought or oversold it currently is. For overbought/oversold levels, we calculate how far the ETF is trading above or below the top or bottom of its trading range (using one standard deviation above and below the 50-day moving average as the trading range). As shown, four countries (Brazil, South Korea, Belgium, Canada) are trading above their 50-day moving averages, and just one (Brazil) is trading in overbought territory. The Russia ETF (RSX) is trading the furthest below its 50-day moving average, followed by Italy (EWI), Spain (EWP), Mexico (EWW), and Australia (EWA). Switzerland, Australia, Mexico, Spain, Italy, and Russia are all trading in oversold territory.
Source: Bespoke Research
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