$Emerging Markets Internet ETF

$Emerging Markets Internet ETF(EMQQ)$ Slips -0.93%: Consolidation Continues Near $37.3 Pivot

🔮 Weekly Outlook

Expect consolidation between $37.06 and $38.50. The oversold RSI supports a potential technical rebound early in the week.
Bullish Scenario: A sustained move above $38.50 could retest $40.00-$40.46 resistance.
Bearish Scenario: A break below $37.06 support may extend the decline toward $36.20.

@Mkoh：Investing in the Year of the Horse: Sectors to Watch and Avoid

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