ISHARES MSCI MEXICO CAPPED ETF

The fluctuating market on a large scale

Looks like a good spot to go long EWW and short SPY as a contrarian play

EWW Relative 010417

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EWW Absolute 010417

Mexico has been heavily shorted and no real fundamental has been materialized.

Post-election, there isn't much out there exchange-traded fund wise with both high implied volatility rank/percentile and high implied volatility. This is one of them ... . (I've tried repeatedly to get into an EWW play, but just can't seem to get a fill at the mid price). This isn't the most liquid thing in the world, so I'm going with the most liquid expiry ...

200 sma/ema Monthly

With a 52-week implied volatility rank of 100 and an implied volatility of 35, EWW -- the Mexican ETF, beckons for premium selling ... . Here, the iron condor brackets the ZigZag/Donchian channel indicated support/resistance at 48.22 and 54.25 nicely, with break evens for the setup above and below those marks. Here are the metrics for the setup: Probability of ...

We will keep it on the radar for the coming months, and would like to see further strength for confirmation.

With the IV percentile over 90% we can sell premium to get a nice credit. I sold a Straddle @ 49 (sold 1 put, and 1 call with a 49 strike price) with 45 days to go to expiration.

Mexican Assets Pivoting on U.S. Presidential Campaign Results 28 SEPTEMBER 2016 OPTIONS In the lead-up to the U.S. Presidential election, the impact of U.S. trade agreements with its North American neighbors has become a central point of contention between the candidates. Each party platform has a distinct strategy for handling trade relations, and the ...

I've never played this particular broad market ETF, but it beats trading SPY et al. here, particularly since you can get a 1.00 in credit out of a short put in an sub-$50 underlying ... . Metrics: Probability of Profit: 76% Max Profit: $101/contract Max Loss: Undefined (it would be $4499 if the ETF went to zero and you did absolutely nothing) Break Even: ...

A closer look at Mexico shows a well defined trading range over the past 2 months. That short term range should soon encounter a long term trend line (orange). Expect to buy that bounce.

20 year uptrend from Mexico is about to test the trendline. It is nearing a break point, expect it to break higher. Should be a good buying opportunity.

Set enter point when market is bellow current resistance level and set target against previous high.

AMEX:EWWIs not necessarily highly correlated with the SPUS30, etc Now are apparently immersed in a brake of him downtrend, and this is acting like a support line and meaby is a little megaphone in development ; if we think positive (maybe a little innocent) can expect a reboot to the 60 level, but the fear ambient can make drop from the 53-60 zone to the strong ...

The iShares MSCI Mexico Capped ETF has sustained its longest move above the 50-day EMA since September (prior to breakdown). If EWW is able to close above the 2015 resistance level at $60.50, look for a continuation to the $63-$65 area in the next 1-3 months. An initial stop loss on a stock position can be placed under $58. Option traders can consider buying the ...