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Blog Posting: February 13, 2008, Hong Kong ETF (EWH)

Potential double bottom in the Hong Kong ETF

The figure shows an interesting development in the MSCI Hong Kong ETF (EWH). Price formed a double top at peaks D and E, confirmed when price closed below the valley between the two peaks, at F. Following that, a symmetrical triangle appeared (highlighted by the blue trendlines).

What is interesting about this symmetrical triangle is that the apex at A often marks a turning point. As you can see, point A is above C, so I expect the market to rebound here. That's a guess, of course but if it's correct, then look for a double bottom at B and C to form and confirm as valid when the ETF rises above the peak between lows B and C.

At a minimum, this should be good for a 5% move up.

 

EWH Aftermath

The Hong Kong ETF (EWH) on the daily scale

Price did move up during the next few days, but that was as far as it got. After I posted my blog entry, I decided to take my own advice and trade this stock. I bought long and lost money when price tumbled instead of rising. Fortunately, a well placed stop minimized my loss.

-- Thomas Bulkowski

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