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Not the Neverending Financial Story
When the final page of the current credit crisis is turned, will your portfolio have a happy ending?
Although the current credit crisis has been a long and excruciating tale, all the indicators we follow suggest that this dramatic story has several more chapters to go.
As history happens before your eyes, you may find – in the words of one Elliott Wave Financial Forecast reader – that EWI is providing “tomorrow’s news today.”
The credit bubble-gone-bust is no bedtime yarn you’ll want to tell your grandchildren over milk and cookies. And if you yourself are caught up in the story, it’s likely not something you’ll want to discuss at all until some time has passed to lesson the pain of its destructive force.
Bob Prechter’s 2002 bestseller, Conquer the Crash, first laid out the plotline the media is following today. The book continues to give new readers advice on how to avoid being part of the still-coming bad news. Likewise, the Elliott Wave Financial Forecast warned as early as March 2005 of how the housing market would lead the decline.
“The potential for a serious unraveling of the housing market is confirmed by … the stock prices of four major subprime lenders. As the most aggressive dispensers of credit to the housing industry, these firms are on the front edge of the last two remnants of the financial bubble’s great surge, the debt and housing bubbles.”
Acting as the forward to what may ultimately prove one of the most compelling and tragic financial stories of all time, this forecast was near-blasphemy to many people, as they saw mainstream media continue to claim strong future returns for real estate investments as late as mid-2007.
Again, if you are an Elliott-minded investor, none of this is news to you; you’ve already skipped ahead to the final chapter. For now, we’ll call it “How I Positioned My Portfolio for HUGE Opportunities at the End of the Credit Crisis.”
Fortunately for you, dear reader, it’s not too late for you to subscribe to this still-unfolding story of a lifetime.
The May issue of The Elliott Wave Financial Forecast adds yet another chapter to the credit crisis tale. And in trademark fashion, it lays out crystal-clear forecasts that will have you re-reading the issue several times just to make sure it all sinks in.
In this issue, you will discover …
- The usual table that lays out the wave patterns, the date they began, their current direction and significance to you, an optimum strategy and our targeted ending price.
- 12 more uniquely valuable charts with commentary for each
- A section on General Electric stock: Does GE’s gap down of 11% on April 11 “signal stormy weather ahead for the market as a whole”?
- If a longer-term trend for the U.S. dollar is on the horizon.
- Pointed notes on volatility and seasonality.
- A valuable update on investor psychology: how the 1% rich population is getting richer, accounting for 25% of total income in 2006; and how it all stands to change.
- Plus, your in-depth updates on ...
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A mega-decline in EWI's own Hedge Fund Enablers Index, created in May 2007
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"How quickly the credit crisis is transforming celebrity investors into laggards.
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How the April 2007 Financial Forecast correctly identified that "the jig is very likely up" for private equity companies like Blackstone, and why more "panic is still most likely ahead."
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What it means for the U.S. economy when – despite the Fed's historic efforts – 85% of banks are tightening lending standards and 69% are reporting slackening demand.
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The market index with "the clearest wave structure."
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How the Fed is getting less and less bang for its bucks.
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An insightful section titled "The China Syndrome Revisited."
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Impossible-to-ignore socionomic indicators, and how one in particular points to trouble in the municipal bond market.
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If Conquer the Crash's "Dash to Cash" has begun .
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How one Asian country's 1990s experience is a model for U.S. deflation.
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