This Market's First New High in a Decade Means More Gains Ahead

New all-time highs seem to happen weekly, if not daily, with the current Melt Up in place in the U.S. Stocks are soaring... setting new records, then breaking them. While that has become commonplace in the U.S., it's not similar everywhere else in the world... [Stansberry Research Logo] Delivering World-Class Financial Research Since 1999 [DailyWealth] This Market's First New High in a Decade Means More Gains Ahead By Chris Igou, analyst, True Wealth --------------------------------------------------------------- We've gotten a bit numb to new all-time highs here in the U.S. They seem to happen weekly, if not daily, with the current Melt Up in place. Stocks are soaring... setting new records, then breaking them. While that has become commonplace in the U.S., it's not similar everywhere else in the world. In fact, the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets Fund (EEM) last hit an all-time high in 2007. Unbelievably, that record lasted more than a decade. EEM is a simple fund that tracks emerging market stocks as a whole. And while we saw this basket of stocks test those highs in 2018, it didn't break the 2007 all-time high. Today, EEM has finally broken through those previous records. It hit new all-time highs for the first time in more than 13 years. Even more, emerging markets experienced a rare phenomenon in the process. And history shows double-digit gains are likely from here as a result. Let me explain... --------------------------------------------------------------- Recommended Links: ['If I Had To Put ALL My Money Into ONE Stock, This Would Be It']( Analyst goes on record: "This is it: the No. 1 stock to buy today." He thinks this ONE stock could triple quickly... become a 10-bagger long-term... and do it with LESS risk than most stocks out there today. [Get the story right here while it's still online](. --------------------------------------------------------------- [Before Stocks Crash... 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But stringing together multiple positive days in a row usually means the trend is strengthening. And that's a sign of more gains to come. Emerging markets are no exception. EEM has been in a strong uptrend for almost a year. And the recent string of up-days led to a new all-time high for this basket of stocks. Take a look... EEM's 13-year record was shattered last month. We are officially in uncharted territory for emerging markets. But that's not a sign to sell just yet. In fact, we could see even higher highs over the next year. Emerging markets tend to rally double digits after extremes like today's. Specifically, emerging markets tend to go up 9.9% per year after these kinds of extremes. And while the typical return in emerging markets has been barely below that level, at 9.7%, the message from today's extreme is still clear... You want to own emerging market stocks given the powerful momentum in place today. The trend is strong... and that means more gains are likely. Shares of EEM are the simplest way to take advantage of the opportunity. The fund holds the largest and most important companies in emerging markets. And given the powerful uptrend it's experiencing today, history shows us that it's worth checking out. Good investing, Chris Igou Further Reading "If you're a momentum investor, just about everything looks good right now," Chris writes. Markets around the world are still hitting new all-time highs. And that makes finding a hated market in an uptrend a rare (and profitable) opportunity today... Read more here: [Investors Hate This Booming European Market](. Letting fear keep you on the sidelines is often a way to miss out on spectacular gains. And despite a strong trend in recent months, investors are ignoring this market today... Get the full story here: [Major Upside Potential Is Brewing for This Hated Market](. INSIDE TODAY'S DailyWealth Premium A stock you've likely never heard could be about to take off... 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Although Starbucks was one of the hardest-hit restaurant chains at the beginning of the pandemic, it's seeing a faster-than-expected recovery thanks to its delivery, drive-thru, and remote-ordering services. Plus, customers are spending more on their orders... The company reports that individual ticket sales in the most recent quarter were up an average of 17% from last year. As you can see, shares of SBUX have almost doubled from last year's lows. They recently hit a fresh all-time high. As long as Starbucks remains the world's favorite coffee spot, this uptrend should continue... --------------------------------------------------------------- [Tell us what you think of this content]( [We value our subscribers’ feedback. To help us improve your experience, we’d like to ask you a couple brief questions.]( [Click here to rate this e-mail]( You have received this e-mail as part of your subscription to DailyWealth. If you no longer want to receive e-mails from DailyWealth [click here](. 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