Category: Articles
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Liquidity Set to Dry Up: What That Means for Investors
Two sources of liquidity which have aided rampant speculation in financial assets are contracting. Learn about them now.
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The Big Curb on the Urge to Splurge
Consumer spending is a key driver of the economy, yet, these days, many motorists are passing up even buying little things like snacks on a road trip. But the troubles facing consumers go far beyond sacrificing candy and chips. Here are the details.
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Finding Opportunities Amidst Volatility: United States Natural Gas Fund (UNG) In Focus
There are no guarantees in financial markets, but having EWAVES on your side – a proprietary, bias-free Elliott wave software that calls it how it sees it — certainly helps.
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Tesla’s Troubles — Is it Musk or is it More?
The price of Tesla shares just had its biggest single day drop in more than five years. Get more insights into the electric carmaker’s woes – not only in the U.S. – but in Europe.
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Here’s What Happens When Stocks Gain Points But NOT Value
EWI’s Brian Whitmer shows a sensible way to value stocks that’s been hiding in plain sight, even as it screams “caution.” See the charts and data for yourself in this 3-minute video.
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U.S. Treasuries and China: An Accident Waiting to Happen
China has been markedly decreasing its holdings of U.S. Treasuries, and this trend could very well continue. In our view, a mishap is waiting to happen. Here’s our analysis.
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A Close Look at Diagonals
Correctly identifying an ending diagonal in real-time can be one of the most exciting (and rewarding!) market timing experiences you’ll ever have! In this 9-minute video clip taken from the Essential Elliott Wave Trading Workshop, Trader’s Classroom contributor Robert Kelley takes you through the ins and outs of ending (and leading) diagonals.
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U.S. Economic Slowdown: Writing on the Wall
The chances of an economic contraction, according to the consensus at the start of the year, were small. It appears the majority were wrong (not the first time). Here’s what we had to say.
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Mutual Fund Cash Levels: “One of Epic Proportion”
Most people who are nearly fully invested in the stock market are not bravely taking on major risk. Rather, these investors perceive no risk at all. Here’s our latest investor psychology analysis.