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11/2/2011 3:30:00 PM
The euro's eventual journey from symbol of unity to one of discord was forecast years ago by analysts at Elliott Wave International.
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European Markets 
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Just Say No to the Drug War?
The latest news from our friends at The Socionomics Institute
6/2/2011 10:45:00 AM
 On June 1st, the Global Commission on Drug Policy released a landmark report with a blunt message: The War on Drugs has failed. The United States and Mexico almost immediately rejected the report’s findings and recommendations as “misguided.” Shocking to some, these headlines don’t surprise researchers at The Socionomics Institute.
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, drug war, media tip, war on drugs, marijuana legislation, socionomics
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Cultural Trends
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5/18/2011 3:15:00 AM
Everyone knows that bear markets deflate financial values. Most people don’t realize that society’s mood during bear markets also degrades academic performance and even undercuts society’s very attitude toward higher education, according to a recent study from the Socionomics Institute.
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Cultural Trends
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5/4/2011 5:00:00 PM
In months past, European authorities remained confident that the sovereign debt crisis plaguing Greece and Ireland would not seep into Spain, Portugal and beyond. But analysts at Elliott Wave International reiterated their assertion that the recent “bailouts” of European countries would not allay mounting fears of default.
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, europe, portugal
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European Markets
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La legalización de las drogas: ¿Está cerca?
Drug legalization: is it near? - The latest news from our friends at The Socionomics Institute
4/12/2011 3:00:00 PM
Miles de ciudadanos mexicanos han salido a las calles para exigir el fin de la violencia provocada por la guerra contra las drogas. De acuerdo con los investigadores del Socionomics Institute, este es el comienzo de lo que ha de venir, y este conflicto puede afectar a las ciudades estadounidenses en poco tiempo.
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, socionomics, social mood, marijuana prohibition, the war on drugs
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Cultural Trends
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4/12/2011 4:45:00 AM
Analysts at the Georgia-based Socionomics Institute say declining social mood is fueling secession sentiment worldwide, threatening the ties that bind nations, and groups of nations, together.
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Cultural Trends
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4/6/2011 2:00:00 PM
Despite a growing population, U.S. traffic fatalities have fallen to their lowest level in 62 years. Most social scientists attribute the drop to a poor economy. Euan Wilson and other researchers at the Socionomics Institute have a different take.
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, socionomics, social mood, traffic fatalities
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Cultural Trends
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3/31/2011 4:45:00 PM
According to the latest Atlantic headline, "Everyone Is Laughing at Alan Greenspan Today," but the joke is really on those who believed he could "Save the World" in 1999 and put him up for sainthood in 2000 and, again, in 2007.
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, federal reserve, alan greenspan
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Economy
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3/25/2011 1:30:00 PM
Dr. Johan Bollen and Huina Mao of “Twitter predicts the stock market” fame will address the 2011 Socionomics Summit on April 16 in Atlanta.
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3/15/2011 3:45:00 PM
The Socionomics Summit will feature a dozen speakers including five scientists whose work has captured the attention of the media. The summit will be held on April 16, 2011 at the Georgia Tech Hotel and ConferenceCenter in Atlanta, Georgia.
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1/27/2011 12:15:00 PM
Government work is usually considered a sure path to a secure retirement. But as today's headlines report, the lingering impact of the financial crisis threatens the very solvency of some states. Some bankruptcy lawyers are predicting it's just a matter of time before a state seeks a bailout.
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, media tip, government pension, state bankruptcy
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Economy
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11/30/2010 1:45:00 PM
The WikiLeaks controversy will prove to be the first minor skirmish of an epic battle over unregulated Internet and relinquished freedoms, according to a free report now available from The Socionomics Institute.
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11/23/2010 3:15:00 PM
If you're a baby boomer, the answer is yes. In 1968, North Korea "shocked the world" by seizing the USS Pueblo, a U.S. spy ship, off its shores. Today's headlines of artillery attacks on South Korea are a stark reminder that the Communist state is still primed for conflict nearly six decades after the Korean War.
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Asian Markets
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11/18/2010 12:15:00 PM
One of Wall Street's go-to mantras is "Don't fight the Fed." But, lately, the Fed's punch has lost some, well, punch. And challengers are getting bolder.
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Economy
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11/3/2010 9:15:00 AM
Beacon Learning Group and Elliott Wave International (EWI) announces a first-of-its-kind educational partnership giving new options to traders who would like to receive coaching services when using Elliott wave analysis. The program and curriculum will be administered by Beacon Learning Group, which specializes in one-on-one coaching for traders interested in integrating technical analysis into their trading.
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10/11/2010 1:30:00 PM
Robert Prechter warns deflation is imminent. His new Deflation Survival Guide reveals the truth about the inflation versus deflation debate. This just-released, free 90-page report outlines the real threat to your investments to help you prepare for and prosper during the coming deflationary depression.
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Economy
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Why Marijuana Will Be Legalized
Free Report on The Drug Wars in Mexico & U.S. Marijuana Prohibition Now Available
10/6/2010 11:15:00 AM
The Socionomics Institute warns that the war on drugs won't let up anytime soon. Not only will it give Prohibition-era violence in the U.S. a run for its money, researchers say it's likely to signal the end of marijuana prohibition in the U.S. and Mexico.
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Economy
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8/31/2010 11:15:00 AM
Fun-loving, hard-working Felix the Cat was born in the 1920s, as the stock market soared and climbed to new highs. As prices dropped and the 1930 bear market hit, Betty Boop, a scantily dressed, care-free "flapper" entered the scene. Was Betty’s sudden emergence and immediate popularity a coincidence? Cultural analysts at the Socionomics Institute say no.
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Cultural Trends
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8/24/2010 10:15:00 AM
First there was SARS, then Swine Flu; now bedbugs are crowding West Nile Virus and salmonella eggs out of the headlines. The resurgence verges on an epidemic and Alan Hall, a leading researcher at the Georgia-based think tank, says bedbugs are just the beginning.
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Economy
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Loose Bps Sink Ships
Latest News from Our Friends at The Socionomics Institute
8/13/2010 11:15:00 AM
Does an unregulated Internet undercut governments' ability to control information? Military officials claim recent whistleblower website Wikileaks is putting our troops at danger. As government scrutiny continues, so too will Internet regulation and government control says researcher Alan Hall.
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