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  Billioner@BillionerOfKingFeb 6

  $FLMX Current Stock Price: $37.65 Contracts to trade: $36.0 FLMX Feb 20 2026 Call Entry: $1.10 Exit: $1.56 ROI: 42% Hold ~31 days Shared as daily free alerts and for educational purposes only. https://dailypickai.com/freealerts

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  John Kypri@johnkypriJul 9

  $EWW took profits at 58.35 will rebuy any drop from here but on levered up $MEXX. Both could still run, $MXN price movements probably the best gauge of that. Also sold $FLMX at $28.9

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  Eyore@EyoreJun 14

  $BWMX I like this name People familiar with Mexico, what do you think of company and stock? $EWW $FLMX

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  Eyore@EyoreJun 9

  $EWW $FLMX $MEXX Three articles on SA about what to make of slide https://seekingalpha.com/symbol/EWW?source=content_type%3Aall%7Csection%3Asearch_bar%7Csection_asset%3Asearch-basic%7Csearch_item%3Aeww%7Crow_num%3A1%7CURL_first_level%3Abasic-search%7Ctopic%3Asymbol IMHO we can see more downside before upside. Technically could double bottom here or fall to where it bottomed around November of last year before madlad run in equities all over the world I like the valuation. Growth in Mexican economy could be better for emerging/developing economy New president seems like somewhat more competent technocrat rather than rabble rouser which could be good for fixing country's endemic problems I'm playing with $MXF with significant discount to NAV which I like. Though discount can grow wider yet https://www.cefconnect.com/fund/MXF

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  ChartMill@ChartMillJul 13

  Looking at the yearly performance, $FLMX did better than 85% of all other stocks. https://www.chartmill.com/stock/quote/FLMX/technical-analysis?key=a4694f42-f7f1-4b86-8c50-5b28ddafd819&utm_source=stocktwits&utm_medium=TA&utm_content=FLMX&utm_campaign=social_tracking

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  OsitoElCulito@OsitoElCulitoBullishJul 5

  $EWW $MEXX $FLMX $SPY Grupo Mexico, Cuervo & Arca Continental are some great buys right now, Mexican stocks looking a lot more appealing right, especially with Peso breaking out and interest rates in Mexico so high. Peso continues breaking out you get the benefit in the exchange rate, if Peso starts coming back to local “averages”, maybe due to rate cuts, Mexican assets (equities) will likely benefit and out weigh incurred loss (also some really nice dividends on a couple of these and great growth rates for all three). I see a lot of potential here.

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  Sean Daly@Alpha_AscendantBullishApr 24

  $TLSA $F $EWW $FLMX New article on #Mexico's #nearshoring #auto #tech investment boom and its stealth #stockmarket rally: https://seekingalpha.com/article/4595782-franklin-ftse-mexico-etf-near-shoring-investment-boom-close-south

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  Sean Daly@Alpha_AscendantBullishApr 21

  $EWW $FLMX $EMM New article on Mexico's "near shoring" tech investment boom and stealth rally: https://www.etf.com/sections/features-and-news/mexicos-rally-has-nothing-do-oil

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  Bond News@bondnewsBearishSep 8

  #Inflation in Mexico climbed high in August, with the CPI increasing 0.7% in August, after advancing 0.74% in July. Annual inflation rose to 8.7% in August following 8.15% in July. $EWW $FLMX $MEXX https://www.economy.com/economicview/indicator/mex_cpi/47754472-EE5B-4E45-BF6F-7DC64850EC5C/Mexico-Consumer-Price-Index

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  Paul Atreides@TraderLeibnizJul 14

  “The fact that you had a lot of inflationary pressures this year, next year we're going to see a base effect that will probably bring it down," said Luis Gonzali, co-director of investments at Franklin Templeton, as quoted by the newspaper. "We don't know how far it can go, but we are going to see inflation at maximum levels in the coming months." Note that Mexico's sovereign debt rating earlier in July got downgraded to Baa2 (two levels above a junk rating) at Moody's Investor Service due to worsening economic and fiscal trends. The ratings agency simultaneously raised its outlook for Mexico to stable from negative. “The economic scarring that took place during the pandemic will not be reversed and, consequently, there will be a persistent gap between the pre-pandemic trend level for GDP and current estimates for 2022-24,” Moody's noted. $EWW $MXF $FLMX $SPY https://seekingalpha.com/news/3856551-mexico-faces-70-chance-of-a-light-recession-amid-slowdown-in-us-economy?source=content_type%3Areact%7Cfirst_level_url%3Amarket-news%7Csection_asset%3Amain

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  Paul Atreides@TraderLeibnizJul 14

  Mexico is facing a 70% risk of a mild recession as the economic slowdown in the U.S. is taking hold, El Financiero reported Wednesday, citing Franklin Templeton Mexico analysts at a press conference. The analysts added that the recession would last for as much as three quarters and be lighter than the last two recessions experienced in 2020 with the Covid-19 pandemic, and the 2008 Great Financial Crisis. The baseline scenario is for growth to be 1.5% in 2022, the analysts said, adding that inflation could be over 8% at the end of this year, compared with the current rate of 7.99%. By that time, Mexico's central bank is expected to lift its policy rate to 9.5%-10% vs. the current target rate of 7.75%. Keep in mind that Mexico is a major trading partner of the U.S., so such a scenario would be similar to what the U.S. is facing. $EWW $MXF $FLMX $SPY

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