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$KE Holdings Inc.(BEKE)$ $Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ $KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF(KWEB)$ $iShares Core MSCI Emerging Markets ETF(IEMG)$ 🔺🅱🆄🅻🅻🅸🆂🅷🔺📈

Kia ora Tiger traders!

📊 The pre-market action is heating up, and both $BEKE (KE Holdings) and $TIGR (Tiger Brokers) are continuing their upward momentum. Let’s break down the latest prices and what the technicals are showing us. 🚀

📈🚨 BEKE (KE Holdings):

Pre-market price is currently at $25.76 (-0.16%), slightly down from the previous close but still maintaining strong support after testing the 52-week high of $27.52. BEKE remains in a rising trend, both short-term and long-term, with solid support at $15.04 and no obvious short-term pressure. Candlestick analysis continues to show 1 long signal and no short signals in the last 30 days, suggesting further bullish momentum. With a W-bottom pattern confirmed, BEKE is primed for another upward push towards its target of $30 (+16% upside), supported by a pre-market high of $26.04.

🐅💥 TIGR (Tiger Brokers):

TIGR has continued its explosive pre-market movement, now up 13.16% to $14.02, building on its impressive 34.82% surge from the previous session. The stock has tested a pre-market high of $14.98, and with volume surging past 38.87M, TIGR is poised for continued momentum. Technical analysis shows a rising trend in both the short and long term, with support at $3.43 and no short-term pressure. The stock’s amplitude, which sits at 34.60%, signals high volatility and significant potential for gains as it aims for the $15-$16 range.

Both stocks are maintaining bullish technicals and show strong promise as they continue through pre-market trading. With robust pre-market price action and key resistance levels being tested, BEKE and TIGR are stocks to watch closely.

 1. KWEB (KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF)

KWEB has been showing strong performance recently, driven by China’s efforts to stimulate economic growth and recovery. It’s riding the momentum of China’s biggest rally since 2008, with a massive surge in tech and internet stocks on positive policy moves. KWEB’s top holdings include major companies like Tencent, Alibaba, and JD.com, all benefiting from the Chinese government’s supportive stance toward tech growth. This ETF offers a concentrated exposure to China’s rapidly evolving digital economy .

2. IEMG (iShares Core MSCI Emerging Markets ETF)

IEMG continues to be a key player for those seeking broader emerging market exposure, holding a diverse portfolio that includes not just China but other rapidly growing markets like India, Taiwan, and Brazil. While China remains one of the largest exposures within IEMG, the ETF provides a more balanced approach, mitigating some of the risk that comes with focusing solely on one region. With a low expense ratio and wide-ranging exposure, IEMG remains a solid option for those looking to ride the broader wave of emerging market growth.

Happy trading ahead! Cheers, BC 🍀

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