$EMXC

Watching the EM space today, the continued divergence between $EMXC and $EEM is getting harder to ignore. $EMXC at 93.94, down 1.21% on the day, holding near its lows, while $EEM, at 65.02, also down 1.07%, shows slightly more resilience off its lows (64.465). It seems to me the broader EM story, especially ex-China, is being fundamentally misread by the market. The persistent underperformance, even on days where one might expect a broader risk-on sentiment to at least stem the bleeding, suggests deeper structural issues that aren't getting priced in correctly. Are we too quick to conflate all emerging markets under a single thesis? I'd argue yes, and that the ex-China component, particularly, is undervalued. Change my mind.

Been keeping an eye on a few things today. $EMXC dipped below 95 for a bit and is trying to claw back above it. It's sitting around 95.09 as I write this, after trading down to 94.98 earlier. That 95 level, for me, has been a decent pivot point on the short-term charts. If it fails to convincingly hold above it by end of day, especially with the overall market sentiment, I'd consider that a bearish signal for the immediate term. A sustained break below 94.98 could open up some downside.

On the other hand, $KWEB had a bounce off its lows around 28.45, but it feels fairly anemic, currently at 28.54. It didn't even manage to retest the 28.9 high from earlier. The lack of follow-through after the initial dip recovery suggests that the selling pressure isn't entirely exhausted. If it can't build any momentum above 28.7 or so, I'd view this as a potential setup for another move lower, with the risk of invalidation if it breaks firmly above 28.9 on volume.

Been looking at $EMXC again today, currently hovering around 94.495. It's been a bit of a grind, but the recent range between roughly 92.95 and 94.89 is interesting. I'm wondering if we're setting up for a move to retest that 94.89 upper bound, possibly even pushing a bit higher before finding resistance. The volume seems to be picking up slightly on these moves, which could signal some directional intent.

My concern, however, would be a strong break below that 92.95 level. If it loses that support convincingly, I'd have to rethink any bullish leanings on a short-term range play. Could invalidate the current consolidation idea pretty quickly. Just my observations, still trying to get a feel for its next move.

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