Category: Articles
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Coinbase and the 1.618 Multiple
The beauty of the Elliott wave model is that it offers a description of how financial markets really work – including cryptocurrencies. Here’s how we used our knowledge of Fibonacci wave relationships to make a forecast for COIN (Coinbase).
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Have You Taken the “No Buy 2025” Pledge?
People are fed up with debt and have pledged to act. Here’s their simple plan.
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The Ideal Man – “American Psycho”?
In 2021, the memosphere needed a face for the growing sigma male movement. They found it in Patrick Bateman, the fictional serial killer from the 2000 cult thriller “American Psycho.” And now, he’s back. Social mood explains why.
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Gold: Will Major Central Bank Buying Push Prices Higher?
Central banks and China are big buyers of gold. Should gold bulls be encouraged? Here’s a history lesson on gold that may surprise you.
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How to Predict Actions of Global Central Banks
If you’re wondering what determines the interest rate actions of central bankers, this chart shows you what you need to know.
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What Goes Around Comes Around
Read this excerpt from Global Market Perspective that sheds light on how social mood has trended for the last quarter century.
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A New Bull Market in… Vigilante Praise?
On Dec. 4, 2024, UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was fatally shot. Shockingly, the public’s outcry of support has been for the accused murderer, 26-year-old Luigi Mangione. Socionomics calls its first and best witness – social mood – to explain why.
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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.