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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.

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.

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.

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.

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).

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.

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.

Is Your Bank in Trouble?

U.S. bank shares popped following the 2024 election result, but did the balance sheet issues really change or is it just Lipstick on a Pig-gy Bank? Read the Daily Insight from our Global Rates & Money Flows subscription for the full story.

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.

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.

Euro Stoxx 50: Countdown Nearly Complete

Review our analysis of a market-cap weighted average of Euro Stoxx 50’s five largest companies. It’ll open your eyes to what may be just ahead for this blue-chip index.

Social Mood Drives Horror to New Frights

Looking to take your mind off the 2024 Election? Read the full, thrilling report from the November issue of The Socionomist on the historic correlation between horror movie popularity and negative social mood.

Inflation Has Eased in Europe – Is That a Good Thing?

Price deflation has taken hold in Europe. This across-the-board development will be difficult to halt. Just look at the ineffectiveness of China’s stimulus efforts. Here are insights from our recently published November Global Market Perspective.

Another Wall Street Myth Laid to Rest

Many investors believe that news and events determine the stock market’s trend. Yet, research reveals that this is not the case. Review this chart and commentary from Robert Prechter’s landmark book, The Socionomic Theory of Finance.

Is Too Much Euphoria a Bad Omen?

The mindset of investors swings from hope to fear and back again during every market cycle. This analysis from our October Elliott Wave Theorist shows you where we are now.

Insights into Germany’s Economic Breakdown

Germany’s economy unexpectedly shifted into reverse gear during a three-month period in 2024. The nation’s car industry is also headed in the wrong direction. This metric just hit a 35-year low!

Disneyland to Grisleyland: The Horror Movie Renaissance is Here

Happy Horrorween! The Nov. Socionomist treats you to a thrilling report on the historic correlation between horror movie popularity and negative social mood. Read on if you dare!

Free Event! 7 Days of Crypto Opportunities

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Pattern Recognition: Your First Step to Using Elliott Waves

This chart shows how the basic Elliott wave patterns build to form five- and three-wave structures of increasingly larger size (larger “degree,” as Elliott said). If you know where you are in the structure, you can anticipate what’s next.

“This condition cannot endure. It is a forewarning of crisis.”

At EWI, we view the markets — and economy — differently from the mainstream. Here’s a prime example from the October Elliott Wave Theorist.

Don’t Count on Fed to Rescue Economy: Here’s Why

The Fed’s September lowering of the fed funds rate was greeted with widespread celebration on Wall Street. Yet, history shows that such moves by the Fed don’t always translate into a glowing economy. Here’s a reminder of what happened in 2007.

A Historic Analog for the 2024 Presidential Election

It’s been a wild, tumultuous ride up to the November 5 Presidential Election. But in a myriad of ways, what we see unfolding in the political landscape is eerily similar to another period in U.S. history.

Deflation in China: Impossible to Ignore

A deflationary psychology has taken hold in China. Consumer demand in the world’s second largest economy is weak despite stimulus efforts by China’s central bank. This measure shows that China entered deflation a year and a half ago.

Five Charts: Stock Market Extremes “Are Measurable”

Today’s enthusiasm for the U.S. stock market is unrivaled in the past 70 years. The gravest threat of all is when a mania begins to appear “normal.” That said, the fantastical heights of this extreme are measurable. This condition cannot endure – but it can forewarn you of the coming crisis. The five charts in this thread introduce the story.

Flash: Tracking Opportunity in Merck & Co., Inc. (MRK) Using EWAVES

The question of when to get into the market is central for every investor and trader. Watch as EWI’s Flash services analyst uses the EWAVES software to track a developing Elliott wave pattern in Merck (MRK) to try and answer that question for this global healthcare company’s stock.

The Black Box of Social Mood: Boeing Company (NYSE: BA) Crashes & Burns

In early 2019, our sociometer for Boeing flashed red: the Big Board heavyweight was headed for a painful bear market. Today the American icon is an American eyesore, riddled with scandal and gripped by an 80% stock selloff to multiyear lows. The full story takes off from here.

U.S. Stocks = 2x GDP? What the Most Expensive Stock Market in History Looks Like

The U.S. stock market today is literally double the value of the U.S. gross domestic product. With commentary from EWI’s Brian Whitmer, this is a chart you want to see for yourself (you won’t see it elsewhere…).

Commodity Junctures: An Elliott Wave Opportunity in Sugar

What’s the best opportunity our Chief Commodity Analyst, Jim Martens, sees right now? – Sugar. Join Club Elliott Wave to watch the first 26+ minutes of our Commodity Junctures monthly live webinar (conducted on October 10) to see why.

Why Countdown to U.S. Recession is Underway

Is a recession or even worse on the horizon? Pay attention to an indicator which has worked since the late 1980s. Here’s what it says now.

It’s Been 55 Years Since Emerging Markets Were This Cheap: See the Setup for Yourself

A huge change-in-trend is just ahead for emerging markets: specifically for gold, commodities and the economies of emerging market countries. We’re early in the transition away from the “digital era” and into the “materials era.” Discover why now is the time to act.