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Dear reader,

For a quarter century, long-term subscribers to Elliott Wave International's publications have benefited immensely from the practical value of our studies of social mood and its manifestations.

In 1983, The Elliott Wave Theorist predicted "ECONOMIC BOOM" and "No international war for at least ten years." What followed were indeed prosperous and peaceful times. Twenty years later, Conquer the Crash told you to watch out for a credit collapse, political polarization and public protests. These trends are only beginning.

In bear markets, social mood trends are more than just interesting; they are also dangerous. Today, you need to stay a month, or even a year, ahead of them to survive.

That is why Robert Prechter's sister organization, The Socionomics Institute, has begun a brand new venture: The Socionomist.

Inside the Nov. 13, 2009 Socionomist...

A Socionomic Study of Eugenics

Will you Make the Cut?

Eugenics – the theory that we can improve the human race through controlled selective breeding – is thousands of years old. The Greek philosopher Plato advocated selective breeding in his utopian Republic, and tribal societies have long practiced methods reminiscent of eugenics. But its heyday came in the wake of scientific advancements in the late 1800's and early 1900's, when increasingly negative social mood fueled a growing desire to impose top-down control of human evolution. The eugenics movement began in a glow of optimism, but as social mood crested in 1929 and began its decline, the desire to improve people changed into the desire to control them. It culminated in the genocidal Holocaust.

The lead article in this month's Socionomist reveals how social mood has guided the history of the eugenics movement, and in particular, that intense periods of negative social mood correspond to intense expressions of eugenics. Moreover, mounting evidence suggests that declining social mood could soon usher in renewed interest in eugenics, bolstered by powerful advances in genetic science.

In the November 2009 Socionomist, you'll learn:

• Why bear markets of increasing degrees in the 19th and 20th centuries produced increasingly intense expressions of eugenics, and how those bear markets can foreshadow the future.
• That price data and historical events show that when modern societies devalue stocks, they also devalue human life.
• How positive and negative social mood governs how we use science and technology.
• That contrary to conventional thought, rapid population increases don't generate fears of overpopulation; declining social mood drives those fears and creates the attitude that condones eugenics.
• Which of today's popular ideologies is the prime candidate to become the rationale for a bigger version of eugenics.
• How recent radical proposals by governmental officials around the world could soon move from the fringe to the mainstream.

Also in this issue, "Signs of Shifting Mood" in:

• Indicators that optimism abounds in the Primary wave 2 rally in stocks.
• Trends in recent and forthcoming movie releases.
• Caffeinated beverages losing their fizzle.
• Baseball, America's pastime, seems past its prime.
• Marijuana decriminalization gaining popularity.

Subscribe now to get instant access to the November issue, plus three archived issues of The Socionomist: August, September and October.

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The Socionomist Puts a Team of Researchers and Social Thinkers at Your Fingertips to Help You Anticipate and Exploit Actionable Developing Social Trends In ...

• Politics • Inventions • Social Unrest • Finance • Demographics • Sports • Business • Science • Travel • Mergers • Fashion & Fads • Fitness • Entertainment • Marketing • Education • Economy • Legislation • Medicine • Safety & Security • Corporate Governance • Religion • Scandals • Philosophy • War & Peace • Employment • Defense

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Choose One of the Following:

Special Offer: Start your subscription to The Socionomist by paying for your first year upfront, and get the London School of Economics DVD ($24.95 value) for FREE.

DVD and Subscription: Start your monthly subscription to The Socionomist (subscribe separately) for $19/month, and receive Prechter's London School of Economics DVD (order separately) for $24.95.

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