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MSCI EAFE ETF (NY:EFA)

94.39 -0.20 (-0.21%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 12:36 PM EDT, Oct 22, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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Looming Ceilings
Ever since last week, the market has been slicing the heads off bears left and right, with the Dow up thousands of points and the ES up about three hundred. It’s been unrelenting. 
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Emerging Bounce?
A big risk for the bears right now is the prospect of the emerging markets bouncing off their major Fibonacci Retracement levels. 
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Perfect Trendline Rejection
A look at EFA's longer-term chart. 
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Rally Back Or Ready For Another Smack?
The market indices rallied off of the lows to end the sell-off. Is this a bearish reset, or do the bulls have any legs left to carry the market higher? 
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Think Big With ETFs
I have barely had any time to go through the absolute smorgasbord of wonder from Friday’s plunge, but I at least made my way through the ETF charts, and my jaw is hanging open. Let's take a look. 
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March Madness, Revisiting The First Quarter
You might be surprised to learn that betting on March Madness this year topped $3.1 billion. That number only covers the legitimate bracket contests and betting. I am confident that it is much higher... 
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The Drifters
I’ll be glad to see this quarter-end and turn our eyes in a few weeks to earnings season, which I infinitely prefer to the random-war-news driving prices. 
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If Ever There Was A Time
Peace has broken out, and equities are raging. 
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EFA, Lead the Way
EFA and IEFA are still sporting one of the cleanest tops ever witnessed. 
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ETF Focus: Outside The U.S.
I have grouped together a few similar ETFs to take a look at. This time, let's reach outside of the U.S. for these ETFs. 
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Geopolitics Is A Harsh Reminder That The US Is The Place To Invest
While it may appear each has unique problems, the underlying difference between the U.S. and any other country is the degree to individual property rights have protection from government confiscation. 
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Financial lead, Crude Bleeds and the S&P Gets Squeezed
While the shorts are covering, it was crude oil that saw the most selling as Energy shares were the worst performing sector. 
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Patience, Faith and EFA
For anyone with a bearish mindset, the span of time from March 2009 through December 2021 was a dozen years of Hell on Earth. It is my firm belief that the bull market ended only a few days after this... 
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The Songs of the 50 States
A look at 50 ETFs after today's close. 
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EFA Faithful, Unite
If this pattern completes, I believe it’s going to be an absolutely sensational top. 
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November Gap Closure
The small caps certainly seem to be catching their breath, at a minimum. The precise value of the price gap is 227.85, less than a percentage point from today’s peak. 
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EFA: Full Ripeness
The worldwide equities fund EFA has reached an enticing point for a short sale. Take note of the important price gap, and how we have just about sealed it up perfectly. 
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Stick to the US
When investing one must always, always review initial assumptions and expectations. New data emerges daily that either supports one’s original thought process or looks very different in light of... 
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In the Flesh
The bulls are clearly trying to Build Back Better, but there is a meaningful wall of overhead supply keeping them at bay. 
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No Case of the Mondays to be Found
The S&P 500 is hitting a record high to start out the holiday-shortened week. 
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Getting Exposure To Quality Companies In Developed Markets?
The quality factor has outperformed the broad market this year across the globe, and we expect that to continue through the expansion phase of the economic cycle. 
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The Market’s Urgent "Co·nun·drum"
Last week we saw a small, but a much needed, significant degree of bipartisan action! Even with a few Democrats, and most Republicans voting against it, the $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Bill, passed. 
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Sitting On The Dock Of The Bay
I am sure by now you and your family are feeling the effects of rising inflation. It has manifested itself in just about every aspect of American life…rising food costs, building supplies, housing... 
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The US Is Still The Best Risk/Reward
The US dollar exchange rate has trade flows. Shorter-term fluctuations can be tied to geopolitical impacts as individuals adjust capital to perceived risk/return. Longer-term fluctuations include trade... 
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SPDR-ETF Report For Thursday, Sept. 16
A review of the day's trading in various SPDR-ETF markets. 
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SPDR-ETF Report For Thursday, Sept. 15
A review of the day's trading in various SPDR-ETF markets. 
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SPDR-ETF Report For Monday, Sept. 13
A review of the day's trading in various SPDR-ETF markets. 
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Never Forget
The market sold off this week as a result of the convergence of weak seasonals, poor momentum, eroding market internals, a very confusing message from the economic data, and a lack of clarity about... 
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Topics Economy
SPDR-ETF Report For Friday, Sept. 10
A review of the day's trading in various SPDR-ETF markets. 
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SPDR-ETF Report For Wednesday, Sept. 8
Reviewing the day's trading in various SPDR-ETF markets. 
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