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Why Stocks Are DAXed Out in Germany
A major disconnect has been occurring between the price of Germany’s DAX and the index’s book value. Find out what happened when the DAX traded near its book value and draw your own conclusions about the prospects for the DAX today.
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Five Benefits of Using the Elliott Wave Principle to Make Decisions
The Elliott Wave Principle is based on the concept that crowd behavior is patterned and that these patterns are easily discerned in the prices of freely traded markets. This alone sets it apart in the world of technical analysis.
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Stocks: Keeping Our Eye on the “Little Guy”
In recent weeks, Wall Street analysts have been raising their stock market forecasts. Mom-and-Pop investors are all aboard. Learn about this “immutable feature” of crowd behavior.
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Red Lines Across the Globe. What’s Averting World War III?
Tensions between Russia and NATO reached a new level in recent days. One former Ukraine general declared: “World War III has officially begun.” The Dec. 2024 Socionomist explains who (and what) is tapping the brakes… for now.
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3 Signs of Financial Change in Europe
Even seemingly entrenched financial trends change. So many are caught off guard. Here are three signs that will help you to prepare for what may be next for Europe.
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3 Weekly Highlights: Gold, ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Natural Gas (BOIL) and Alcoa (AA)
Markets are moving! Watch EWI’s Flash services analyst explain Elliott wave analysis of the recent moves in gold, ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Natural Gas (BOIL) and Alcoa (AA).
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The Rise of the Sigma Male. This Ain’t His First Rodeo (or race to the White House!)
On June 12, 2024, the Guardian called sigmas the “masculine archetype for our times.” Yet history shows this archetype is not new. The Dec. 2024 Socionomist cover story reminds us that social mood and the highs and lows of masculinity have long-since played out as one.
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No Room for Error
History shows that the investing crowd commits to a trend in the greatest number at the worst possible moment. A survey reveals why this observation is relevant now.
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It’s a Bird. It’s a Plane. It’s a… Flying Saucer? The Conversation Just Got Real
Let the record show: the conversation around unidentified anomalous phenomena has gone from the dark web to the White House. Have we been here before? The Oct. Socionomist puts the “Flying Saucer Mania” into historical context.
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Why the Economist Cover Could Strike Again
Extreme levels of optimism or pessimism about financial markets or the economy can help identify turning points. Here’s a recent contrarian indicator well worth your attention.
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