While the US has been holding elections, spending more than it has, and blathering on about the Fiscal Cliff, our neighbors to the north and south have been quietly fighting a war. A stock war that is. And Mexico has been kicking some Canadian booty. The weekly ratio chart below shows long rising channel with the Mexico iShares (EWW) outperforming the Canada iShares (EWC) since October 2011. The shorter term view, from June 2012 shows an ascending triangle building with a top at 2.43 that has been tested twice.
Now working on its third higher low, another test seems imminent with a bullish Relative Strength Index (RSI), a Moving Average Convergence Divergence indicator (MACD) that is turning positive and a Accumulation/Distribution line showing continued accumulation. Above 2.43 the target becomes 2.76 or 13.5% higher. Still plenty of room to run.
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