Why Global Investors Should Pay Attention to “Non-Confirmations”
“Markets almost always splinter when big changes in social mood are afoot”
by Bob Stokes
Updated: March 23, 2020
Prepare Now for a Major Global Monetary Event
If EWI’s analysis is correct, the next major global monetary event will be deflation.
Deflation is rare.
The 2007-2009 global financial crisis was a brush with deflation. The last “all-out” deflation was in the early 1930s. No doubt – you know what happened then. It was a financially scary time – to say the least.
Get insights into why you should get ready now for another deflationary episode.
The global stock market downturn is a lesson in how quickly financial conditions can change.
Now – prepare for what’s likely next.
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See Why 2021 Could be a “Monumental Year” in Financial History
What can you learn when you look at the stock market -- the Dow Jones Industrial Average, specifically -- going all the way back to 1788? A lot! For one, clear Fibonacci proportions begin to emerge between multi-decade historical periods. What's more, the same Fibonacci proportions also begin to point to the year 2021 as a very important moment in financial history.
The Nat Gas Bears Great Vanishing Act: Abracadabra or Elliott Waves?
In June 2020, it seemed the natural gas bear would stay for a while. Yet early July saw a turn from its long-term low. A four-month rally followed and prices more than doubled: See the forecast that got it right.
2021: “Is Currency Debasement Finally Having Consequences?”
"When empires fall, it is usually accompanied with a debauched currency," says our Head of Global Research Murray Gunn in this sobering overview as to why 2021 may usher in "a changing world order."