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IXUS, the international stocks ETF, slips 0.2% as buyer volume keeps fading. Weekly technical analysis of the trade now in advanced management, still running just shy of 7% since entry.

IXUS -0.2%: buyer momentum cools just below the highs
International stocks ETF, trade now in advanced management

IXUS -0.2%: buyer momentum cools just below the highs

August 28, 2026

Our view last week

IXUS, the international stocks ETF, is stalling just below its highs: after 4 weeks of gains this week closed slightly lower, with buyers cooling their pace (down from 93% to 68% of volume). Money flow, though, stays firmly positive for a 14th straight week. The trade is running at +7.2% since entry, and the weekly structure remains fully bullish.

This week's summary

IXUS, the international stocks ETF, is holding just below its highs but buyer conviction keeps fading: from 93% of volume three weeks ago down to 36% this week. After a month-long climb the price has slipped for a second straight week, and momentum has turned lower too. Money flow, though, stays positive for a 15th straight week, and the trade is running just shy of 7% since entry.
Open long ·20th week from start ·US stocks ·T1 ★ See Gold version →
IQS Phase
64
ordinary
Signal Strength
35
medium · weak
Sizing
REDUCED
Ranking
#121 / 175
US stocks in progress
Trade P&L %
+6.99%
from signal to date, no stop loss

Chart · Weekly — EMA50 · MACD · VWAP

Weekly chart · EMA50 · MACD · VWAP · Source: TradingView
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Rank position

ranks 121st among the 175 Longs already running for US stocks in our ranking, with a signal strength of 35 out of 100.

Sector context

SectorETF Broad
Benchmark ETF
Sector regime
Performanceweekly coming soon · monthly coming soon

IXUS belongs to the etf broad sector (reference ETF ).

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