Opportunities don’t always show up in the markets you’re already watching.
A major turn may be developing in an individual stock. A specific target may be taking shape in interest rates. Stocks and currencies halfway around the world may be signaling important turns at different times.
That’s why Global Market Perspective follows 50+ of the world’s major financial markets each month — across stocks, bonds, interest rates, currencies, commodities, cryptos, and more.
Here are a few examples of what that kind of coverage can reveal.
A Warning Near Robinhood’s Peak
In October 2025, Robinhood had rallied to a new all-time high. Investors were euphoric.
But the November 2025 issue of Global Market Perspective saw signs that the advance was nearing its end:
October 31, 2025:
“…the five-wave form of Robinhood’s rally to a new all-time high on October 6 suggests its latest rise is ending. King Retail should quickly celebrate its latest position on top because it is all about to change.”
The warning proved timely:
By February 24, 2026, Robinhood had fallen to an intraday low of $69.22 — a decline of roughly 55% from its October peak.
Chinese Stocks & The Yuan
GMP’s Asian-Pacific analysis identified another potential turn in February 2024, this time in Chinese stocks:
February 2, 2024:
“The Shanghai Composite Index is ending wave E down of its wave IV contracting triangle.”
Chinese stocks subsequently turned higher, as reflected in the chart below.
Then, in June 2025, the analysis identified a potential turn in China’s currency:
June 6, 2025:
“The Shanghai Composite Index continues to trace out a series of first and second waves in the new bull market, now joined by the Chinese Yuan, which has completed its wave 2 bear market near the 50% retracement of wave 1 and begun a wave 3 bull market.”
Here is an update:
The Shanghai Composite had advanced substantially from its 2024 low, while the yuan had strengthened against the U.S. dollar following its later turn.
“We Expect Global Bond Yields to Soar”
In March 2026, GMP was also watching a much broader move developing in global interest rates. The analysis identified a triangle, a consolidation pattern, that appeared to be ending.
Its conclusion was direct:
March 6, 2026:
“We expect global bond yields to soar.”
Fast-forward to October:
Rates have risen in some countries to their highest levels in a generation!
And Those Are Just a Few Examples
Robinhood, global bond yields, Chinese stocks and the yuan.
Different markets. Different parts of the world. Different opportunities and risks developing over different time frames.
And these are just a few of the markets Global Market Perspective subscribers can follow.
Each month, EWI’s analysts bring together Elliott wave analysis and forecasts covering 50+ of the world’s most important financial markets — including stocks, bonds, interest rates, currencies, commodities and more.
The more markets you can see, the more opportunities you have to spot potentially important moves taking shape.
