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SPECIAL ENERGY SERIES | Why Oil Prices Change
Why Oil Prices Change
Learn why the answer isn't as simple as cause and effect.
These days, there’s more round-the-clock press coverage of soaring oil prices than of the Democratic party's primary elections. And, much like those political contests, each day the mainstream “experts” offer a new twist on the outcome. MORE>>

METALS IN FOCUS
  > NEW! 'Gold, Silver: Expect a Bounce, Then a Devastating Decline'

> 3 Ways to React to the Price of Gold

> Silver Standard Resources (SSRI): Clear, Unmistakable Opportunity
> Why Has Gold Turned Down?
> What the Drop in Silver Means

INTEREST RATES
Fed Rate Cut History – Predictable As Spam in Your Inbox
"Forecasting Fed rate cuts isn’t all it's cracked up to be, or at least it doesn’t appear to warrant the countless hours of discussion devoted to it on financial television," EWI Chief Market Analyst Steve Hochberg recently said. "As we’ve discussed numerous times in our newsletters, the Fed follows the market, not leads it." MORE>>

COMMODITIES
Cocoa: You Don't Want to Miss the Next Wave
You may know that one of the Three Rules of Elliott states that, "Wave 2 can never retrace more than 100% of wave 1." By applying this rule in your trading, you always know the exact price point where your "wave 2" is no longer a wave two. Which means that you always know the exact price point where to place your stop-loss.
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FREE REPORT | What to do during a recession
Secrets to Preserving Wealth in Recession

In 3 FREE videos and 1 FREE Report, you will hear, watch and read Robert Prechter's chart-filled advice on ...
> How to survive a recession
> How to make money in a recession
> Investment strategy in recession

ASIAN FINANCIAL FORECAST
Introducing The Asian Financial Forecast   
Read the hottest analysis on the hottest Asian stock markets in the first-ever issue of EWI's Asian Financial Forecast.
> Take a sneak peek inside the inaugural Asian Financial Forecast

U.S. FINANCIAL FORECAST
Not the Neverending Financial Story

When the final page of the credit crisis is turned, will your porfolio have a happy ending?
> Take a sneak peek inside The Elliott Wave Financial Forecast



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From "Corpse Art" To "Skullmania" 05/08/2008
Sugar: On Track To Opportunity 05/08/2008
Why Oil Prices Change – Part III 05/08/2008
Cocoa: You Don't Want To Miss Next Wave 05/07/2008
Fed Rate Cut History – as Predictable as Spam in Your Inbox 05/07/2008
Why Oil Prices Change -- Part II 05/06/2008
VIDEO: Why Oil Prices Change -- Part I 05/06/2008
Forex: Euro Vs. Dollar – Up or Down? 05/05/2008
Japan: Look At This Opportunity in the Nikkei 05/05/2008
Coffee: Opportunity Brews 05/05/2008
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