By Vadim Pokhlebkin
2/10/2012 6:15:00 PM
This is what a chart of the S&P 500 looks like this week (Feb. 6-10)" ... If you saw this chart on Thursday (Feb. 9), would there have been anything to give you a clue that Friday's vertical drop would erase most of the week's gains?
Filed Under: , Elliott wave, European debt crisis, Greek debt, Nasdaq Composite, Robert Prechter, S&P 500, stock indexes, technical analysis
Category: Stocks 
By Bob Stokes
2/10/2012 6:00:00 PM
What is the "single most reliable indicator of an impending change of direction for a market"? Read what Robert Prechter has to say...
Filed Under: , Elliott Wave Theorist, financial forecast, S&P 500, sentiment
Category: Stocks
By Nico Isaac
2/10/2012 4:45:00 PM
Today, February 10, I sit down with Elliott Wave International's chief commodity analyst and Futures Junctures Service editor Jeffrey Kennedy to discuss his favorite wave pattern of all: the diagonal triangle. First question: You say if you had to pick just ONE of all 13 known Elliott wave structures to spend the rest of your technical trading life with, it would be diagonal triangle. Read on to see why the diagonal is so special in the real world price action of a major commodity market.
Filed Under: , Daily Futures Junctures, diagonal triangle, Elliott wave, Elliott Wave trading, futures trading
Category: Commodities
By Vadim Pokhlebkin
2/9/2012 7:00:00 PM
Usually every Friday, Jim Martens, the editor of Elliott Wave International's forex-focused Currency Specialty Service, records a video update for subscribers. Watch this 6-minute video clip where Jim explains what made him turn very bullish on the U.S. dollar (bearish EURUSD) on December 22, 2011. It's a great example of applying Elliott wave analysis in forex markets.
Filed Under: , Elliott wave, euro, forex, forex trading, technical analysis, technical indicators
Category: Currencies
European Stocks: A Chicken or a Fox?
EWI's European Stocks Specialty Service brings you original price charts and objective Elliott wave analysis of the Euro STOXX 50's next big move
By Nico Isaac
2/8/2012 5:30:00 PM
If you didn't know any better, you might think the recent news items regarding the European stock markets were being written from inside a loony bin. Case in point, the following slew of Euro-related headlines: "European stocks DECLINED as Greek talks... continued" -- VERSUS -- "European Stocks RISE Amid Greet Debt Talks."
Filed Under: , Bob Prechter, Elliott wave, Elliott Wave trading, euro stoxx 50, europe, european markets, Fibonacci, fundamental analysis, prechter, Prechter's Perspective
Category: European Markets
Forex Insight: EURUSD Pushes Higher, But for How Long?
Where will the euro go on February 9? How about on the 10th, or the day after? The latest European "fundamentals" can’t really help you with that
By Vadim Pokhlebkin
2/8/2012 5:15:00 PM
"NEW YORK -- The euro moved toward a two-month high as news reports challenged hopes that the European Central Bank may be the clinch to an agreement on a second bailout for Greece." (Feb. 8, Wall Street Journal) Great. Now that you know why EURUSD moved higher on February 8, where will it go on February 9? How about on the 10th? The "fundamentals" can’t really help you with that.
Filed Under: , Elliott wave, Elliott Wave trading, euro, euro/USD exchange rate, European debt crisis, eurozone, forex, forex trading, Greek debt, technical analysis, technical indicators, trading lessons
Category: Currencies
By Bob Stokes
2/8/2012 5:15:00 PM
See the chart that addresses the inflation vs. deflation debate. Then, read the analysis...
Filed Under: , deflation, Elliott Wave Theorist, financial forecast, inflation
Category: U.S. Economy
By Bob Stokes
2/7/2012 5:00:00 PM
Take note: there's an eerie similarity between what is developing economically today and what happened from 1929-1933...
Filed Under: , 1929 Stock Market Crash, Ben Bernanke, deflation, economic depression, financial forecast
Category: U.S. Economy
By Debbie Iseler
2/7/2012 10:15:00 AM
Elliott waves often correct in terms of Fibonacci ratios. Once you learn about the common ratios, you will be able to identify target and retracement levels that you can use to make objective trading decisions.
Filed Under: , Club EWI, Elliott Wave Education, Elliott Wave trading, Fibonacci, technical analysis
Category: Trading Lessons
By Jill Noble
2/7/2012 9:30:00 AM
Hear Diamond talk about his nearly 50 years as a successful trader, including how he overcame a major loss at the beginning of his career, and learn how to save $500 on his Market Mentor trading course, this month only.
Filed Under: , Dick Diamond, Elliott Wave Education, technical analysis
Category: Stocks
By Nathaniel Williams
2/6/2012 6:30:00 PM
Too much information about global markets can be overwhelming. For a concise guide, turn to the Global Market Perspective, which covers more than 40 global markets in 50 pages with more than 50 charts.
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Category: Global Markets
"Half-time" In America: Will the Second Half Really Be Better?
The brand-new, February 2012 issue of our Elliott Wave Financial Forecast examines unique market evidence to tell you whether U.S. stocks are REALLY headed for a new bull market
By Nico Isaac
2/6/2012 3:45:00 PM
In case you missed yesterday’s 2012 Super Bowl game, here are the key highlights. Final score: New York Giants beat the New England Patriots: 21-17. Most Valuable Player: Eli Manning. Most Memorable Performance by: 82-year old famed actor Clint Eastwood
Yes, you read that last detail right. The two-minute Chrysler ad narrated by Eastwood at half-time has everyone talking. The reason being...
Filed Under: , bull market, Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA), Elliott wave, Nasdaq Composite, S&P 500, social mood, socionomics, stock indexes, stock market cycles, technical analysis
Category: Stocks
By Bob Stokes
2/6/2012 2:30:00 PM
A bullish consensus appears to be crystallizing. But that doesn't mean one should take a contrarian view for its own sake. One must look at the entire market picture, and ask, "Where are we in the market's main trend?" and "What are other indicators revealing?" We've asked and answered those questions...
Filed Under: , bull market, Elliott Wave Theorist, financial forecast, herding, investor psychology, sentiment
Category: Stocks
Do Try This at Home!
The most helpful socionomic forecasts are the ones that no other method anticipates.
By Paul DeBoer
2/6/2012 10:00:00 AM
Socionomic insight is an astonishing tool that can be used to demystify markets. See what is in the latest Socionomist that can help guide you through the changes in the markets and can be incorporated into other areas of your life.
Filed Under: , euro, European Union (EU), social mood
Category: Socionomics
By Vadim Pokhlebkin
2/3/2012 6:45:00 PM
Mainstream analysts can busily debate Europe's "fundamentals," but here at Elliott Wave international our European Financial Forecast editor Brian Whitmer reports this...
Filed Under: , AEX, bailouts, Elliott wave, euro, europe, european central bank, European debt crisis, european markets, eurozone, prechter, technical analysis
Category: European Markets
By Vadim Pokhlebkin
2/3/2012 6:45:00 PM
You may have noticed that many investors tend to think that "Stocks in the same region of the world move together." This assumption seems to make sense, because regions often do share trading ties, natural resources, labor pools, etc. And yet... it's not the reality.
Filed Under: , ASX All Ordinaries, Bank of Japan, Chinese markets, Elliott wave, Elliott Wave trading, emerging markets, Indian markets, Nikkei, SENSEX, Taiwan index, technical analysis
Category: Asian Markets
By Bob Stokes
2/3/2012 5:30:00 PM
Should investors be concerned over too much Facebook excitement? Consider that the IPO filing comes after...
Filed Under: , Elliott Wave Theorist, financial forecast, investor psychology, risk appetite, S&P 500, sentiment
Category: Stocks
By Nico Isaac
2/3/2012 5:00:00 PM
On February 1, Facebook revealed plans to raise $5 billion in the biggest internet initial public offering ever. Soon after, the vast majority of Facebook's 845 million users clicked "like" on the soon-to-be IPO's wall post. So, the big question remains: Does this salvo of social networking and micro-blogging sites really have a new "face"? One, for that matter, that won't turn into a sad, frowning emoticon from another tech boom gone bust?
Filed Under: , Bob Prechter, Elliott Wave Theorist, hedge funds, herding, mutual funds, prechter
Category: Stocks
By Jill Noble
2/2/2012 6:00:00 PM
Nate Kautz is our newest instructor for the interactive, one-day course designed for you: Introduction to the Elliott Wave Principle: LIVE Seminar.
Filed Under: , Elliott Wave Education, Elliott Wave Principle
Category: Stocks
Greek Stocks Surge 21%: How to Be Prepared for the Next "Surprise" out of Greece
Elliott Wave International's European Short Term Update explains why the latest rally in Greece's FT-ASE was a predictable event -- without the news or "fundamentals."
By Nathaniel Williams
2/2/2012 12:00:00 PM
Here at EWI, our analysts don't forecast based on the whims of the financial news or "fundamentals", because we know from observing market behavior for over 30 years that news and events are not the markets' driving force. Instead, we study price chart patterns -- a method we've found much more reliable at predicting trend changes. Let me show you an example using the latest stock rally in Greece.
Filed Under: , bailouts, Elliott wave, Elliott Wave trading, europe, European debt crisis, european markets, European Union (EU), eurozone
Category: European Markets