South Korea Up 400% in 10 Years, Aussie Market Up 117% | What's Next | ETF Review 31 May 2026

South Korea has now beaten the S&P 500 over 10 years AND the NASDAQ over 5 years — but the trend is your friend until it bends at the end. This week I unpack three things every ETF investor needs to be watching right now. 🎯 What's in this week's review: 00:00 Three things I'm covering this week 00:50 More ETFs than stocks in the US (4,900 vs 3,900) — what this means for Australia 01:55 TOPIC 1 — The trend is your friend until it bends at the end • South Korea now beating S&P 500 (10y) and NASDAQ (5y) • The new 50-day extension indicator we use to spot exhaustion • Historical examples: HACK, Global Gold Miners, Silver • Silver crashed 36% in 4 days from extended highs • Semiconductors and NASDAQ now flashing the same signals 11:35 TOPIC 2 — The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of the Aussie market • The Good: Resources — building higher lows, no extension warnings • The Bad: A-Tech — already corrected 40% from highs • The Ugly: CBA / banks — 2860 is the line in the sand, if it breaks I expect an A-Tech style correction 15:34 TOPIC 3 — Big bases setting up — multi-year potential • The Aussie Dollar: 4-year base — has decimated unhedged investing • China: another 4-year base, 30% to previous highs • Coal (US-listed): clean base break and retest • Zinc: 3.5-4 year base, 35% to previous highs • Why these bases all forming together is no coincidence 20:17 Wrap-up — always follow the trend ─────────────────────────────────────────────── 📊 Get the full analysis at etfadviser.com.au The free weekly email covers the headline charts and themes. Subscribers get the key ideas list, model portfolio, satellite positioning, and the full 50-day extension indicator analysis across every ETF we track. → etfadviser.com.au 📝Sign up here: https://etfadviser.substack.com/ DISCLAIMER This information is general advice only and does not take into account your personal financial circumstances. It is for educational purposes only, and does not constitute personal financial advice. You should always do your own research and seek professional advice that is tailored to your specific needs and circumstances. The etfadviser is NOT a qualified tax accountant or tax professional. You can access JAS Weath t/a etfadviser Financial Services Guide (FSG) here:⁠ https://jaswealth.com.au/s/FSG-1-July....