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Emerging markets have the prospect for a lift from here. They’ve put in a higher low, and they’ve had the stuffing absolutely beaten out of them.Likewise, the world equities (outside of North America) fund found major support at a Fibonacci retracement level and could easily push its way back up to the next higher level.This is a very similar fund, but also includes India. Same idea – – it could push higher to seal its price gap.The EuroZone has been smashed like crazy, and if it got a rally going, its exhaustion point would be the long horizontal line which is anchored to that major price gap.Here we see China beneath major resistance. This looks very vulnerable to a downtown as long as it is under that horizontal.
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