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Europe’s Center is CRUMBLING: VGK on the Brink? 🚨 Europe’s Center is CRUMBLING: VGK on the Brink? 🚨 Europe’s elections just lit a FUSE! 💥 Poland (May 18), Portugal (May 18), and Romania (May 4 & 18) held off populists, but the center’s hanging by a thread—50% in Poland went right-wing, Portugal’s Chega is shaking things up. Immigration and globalization fury could rattle EU trade & policy. 📉 VGK ($75.53) is inches from its yearly high ($75.56)—ready to crash or soar? 💡 Trade Idea: Plot VGK price action with election dates (May 4, May 18, June 1, 2025) to spot volatility breakouts. Watch for support near $70 or resistance at $76. ❓ Your Move? Will VGK tank or rally on Europe’s chaos? Drop your trade below! 👇
AMEX:VGK
by DCAChampion
Europe Vs US Break Out!This chart suggests huge long-term implications after breaking for the 2nd time this 16-year downtrend. EU since Trump took office has outperformed the US by 23%! More than half of that has occurred since the ambush on Zeleneskyy in the Oval Office. While no new high has been made yet to confirm, it is noteworthy that money may be flowing toward the EU more than the US for a decade or more. EU has a much lower debt to GDO at 80% than the US at 125%. Stock valuations are much more attractive than in the US. So much so that I labeled the EU as a value trap. Not anymore! The biggest obstacle right now is how much would a US recession impact the EU. Even if it does, I expect the EU to perform much better than the US. As such this chart should continue to outperform. I have another post up you may want to follow.
AMEX:VGKLong
by RealMacro
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EUROPE VS US Stock Dramatic Moves CAUTION!Zelenskyy Oval office ambush did much more than ambush and betray an ally in support of a dictator like Putin. Betraying an ally destroyed the trust in the U.S. government. Without trust in the government, democracy cannot be, leaving only a dictatorship capable of surviving. Markets have spoken very loudly with trillions of dollars, not words out of people's mouths. Superpowers are only as strong as their allies. Isolationism doesn't work. Ask N. Korea, The Soviets etc.. why that is. Trust can not be granted nor taken, it may only be lost. CAUTION IS IN ORDER!
AMEX:VGKLong
by RealMacro
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European stocks - bellwether for global markets' rally?European stocks were hit hard during the Great Financial crisis of 2008. They have doubled since the trough in 2009 but still below their 50% retracement despite the 2020 relief rally since March lows. Could tech stocks' strength keep them afloat at this juncture? Could European stocks derail the world markets' recovery or have they become the 'new Japan' that could stay underwater for another decade, while the US and new leaders power ahead? AMEX:VGK
AMEX:VGK
by gkretinin
Using Volume Profile for Upcoming European Volatility VGK - Europe ETF (most traded in US markets) Chart - Volume Profile Left Volume Profile shows Volume-By-Price since 2011 bottom Right Volume Profile shows Volume-By-Price since 2009 bottom. Recent volume (left) profile shows us where significant value support (48 to 50) and resistance (58 to 60) stands. Volume (right) profile shows where significant value support now turned resistance is at; 52.30 and 56.75 areas. Political Concerns in 2015 Jan 25 Greece Snap Election has everyone concerned. For 14 months Syriza has been ahead of the ruling New Democracy party of the outgoing prime minister, Antonis Samaras (pro-Euro), in the polls. Syriza party leaders have been pushing forward on an agenda to leave the Euro, dubbed the Grexit. A Grexit has many investors weary, bringing up painful memories of the 2011-12 ECB PIIGS bailouts and austerities measures that caused dangerous rioting plus run on banks. Another concern in the EuroZone is Spain , which also has elections later in 2015. Podemos Party, much like Greece's Syriza, is also anti Euro and has had large leads in the polls. The thinking is if Greece goes so does Spain. Now what's even more interesting is the big push for a 1 Trillion Euro QE coming from Mario Drahgi and the ECB. There is much expectation that the ECB will act on or near it's Jan. 22nd meeting, and if not in Jan. than certainly on March 5th (it's next meeting). However, I believe the date could come even further out (perhaps April 15th) , while we wait to see what the new political party in Greece demands. Germany and other nations will not feel safe buying un-secure Greece debt with a radical party that threatens in exit every time they don't get what they want. ECB Calendar www.ecb.europa.eu
AMEX:VGK
by QuantitativeExhaustion
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