BMO MSCI EMERGING MARKETS INDEX ETF (ZEM-T)

They have held it for 6 to 8 months. They bought it on the breakout for the longer term and it is now consolidating, There is nothing wrong with this formation. He is bullish on commodities with a softer U.S. dollar, and emerging markets have commodity producers.

"Breakouts R Us." He loves it when long bases break out. "The longer the base, the higher in space." Tons of technical evidence to suggest tons of upside. Another angle to play cheap commodities, which he likes a lot. A breakdown in the USD would be supportive. 

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The problem with the emerging markets is that it is made of a lot of moving parts and they are not necessarily moving together. On a downtrend but it is basing. He thinks he is going to buy it in the next couple of weeks. He would probably enter the position on a break out probably at $19.