$EEM

ISHARES MSCI EMERGING MARKETS ETF

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$EEM

ISHARES MSCI EMERGING MARKETS ETF

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$EEM was mentioned 5 times across 12 months by 3 distinct FinTwit voices, with the first mention appearing on September 18, 2025, and the most recent on May 6, 2026. @leveraged_cat dominated discussions with 3 mentions, while @murphycharts and @saxena_puru each contributed 1 mention. The semis category emerged as the most-active voice category discussing this emerging markets ETF.

Recent discussions highlighted $EEM's performance characteristics and positioning within broader market strategies. @murphycharts noted emerging market equity gains of 23% year-to-date as of early May 2026, while @leveraged_cat characterized $EEM as a tech-heavy dollar-index hedge and discussed alternative vehicles like $EMXC for China-avoiding exposure to broad emerging markets.

AI-generated from tracked posts · updated Jun 5, 2026

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@murphychartsMay 6, 2026 · 9:16 PM

EM equity is +23% YTD - risk on if ya ask me. $EEM $SPY https://t.co/94CdgJsycm

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@leveraged_catJan 27, 2026 · 9:52 PM

Much more history in $EEM, for reference - the ratio can go up for more than 1 year https://t.co/oRD6HUct8S

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@saxena_puruSep 18, 2025 · 9:38 PM

A History Lesson on Secular Cycles In late 1990s, US stocks were loved ("US exceptionalism" sentiment) and emerging markets were hated. The US bubble popped in March 2000 and over the next 7 years, $EEM tripled vs. no gain for $SPX. It took $SPX 13 years to decisively surpass its all-time high recorded in March 2000. $SPX bottomed in March 2009 and thanks to ZIRP + QE, US stocks recovered and $SPX finally broke out above its March-2000 peak in 2013. It is notable that in 2009-2010 (when US stocks were a screaming buy), hardly anyone wanted to own them. Back then, most market participants were enamoured by emerging markets equities. So, what happened next? Over the next 15 years, US stocks advanced and $EEM made no progress! Today, after a 12-year secular bull market in $SPX, the "US exceptionalism" sentiment is back and the majority is now convinced that the US is the only place to invest and after a 15 year secular bear market, emerging markets are dead. Anything can happen in the near-term but the reality is that the secular bull market in US stocks is now mature, valuations are rich and we are likely in the latter stages of this run. Conversely, the emerging markets are likely in the early stages of a secular bull market, valuations are low and sentiment is very negative. As sure as night follows day, at some point the pendulum will swing again and US stocks will enter a secular bear market and the emerging markets will be loved again. We are mindful of these secular cycles and have already started increasing our exposure to disruptive companies outside the US (which are trading at reasonable multiples), and we intend to reduce our US allocation further should we get a blow-off in 2026, which is looking likely given that the Fed is cutting rates amidst the AI boom, which is reminiscent of the internet boom in late 1998. Time will tell.

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Who mentions $EEM most on Surfaced?

@leveraged_cat (Leveraged Cat) mentions $EEM most — 3 mentions in the past 12 months.

When was $EEM first mentioned on Surfaced?

The earliest tracked mention of $EEM in the Surfaced archive was on Sep 18, 2025.

How many voices track $EEM?

3 FinTwit voices have mentioned $EEM 5 times in the past 12 months.

What kind of voices mention $EEM most?

$EEM is mentioned most by Semis voices on Surfaced.

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