
The iShares Russell 2000 ETF ($IWM) is experiencing notable declines, having touched its lowest level since mid-October 2024, reflecting a 11% decrease from its November high. The ETF has seen a peak-to-trough decline of 13% from its all-time highs set just 1.5 months ago. Analysts suggest that the current environment, characterized by high interest rates and a strong dollar, is unfavorable for small-cap stocks. A potential support level is identified near the 200-day moving average, with some traders anticipating a possible rebound if rates stabilize and economic indicators such as the Consumer Price Index (CPI) show improvement.
$IWM bull candle today also came right at lower edge of up trend channel since the August lows and near 200 day EMA, while also seeing RSI bull divergence forming on daily. Clearly need rates to fall for a real rebound here but a softer CPI report could to the trick.. now seeing… https://t.co/rXIrJEH6Eq
$IWM peak to trough move from the ATH’s set just 1.5 months ago = -13%. Yikes. Rates need to chill daddy in order to see the R2K buoyant again…
$IWM came inches within the 200dma. Look for a decent dead cat bounce in this one soon?
