Category: Articles
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Why Are So Many Workers Walking off the Job?
Since 2023, the line of striking workers has begun resembling a millipede. Potentially next in line: Costco Teamsters. From a socionomic perspective, conditions are right for a rise in labor stoppages.
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Managing Risk/Reward with EWAVES in Range-Bound Markets. In Focus: ARK Genomic Revolution ETF (ARKG).
There are no guarantees in financial markets, but with the right tools handing uncertainty gets a little easier. Watch how EWAVES has helped us navigate the sideways trading range in ARK Genomic Revolution ETF (ARKG).
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Why Fund Managers Don’t Decrease Holdings at Market Tops
Investment pros are just as gung-ho about equities as the “little guy.” Learn about a new record high related to pension fund managers.
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A “New Age of UFO Mania” is Upon Us! Social Mood Explains Why
From the dark web to the White House, “A New Age of UFO Mania” (Feb. 2023 The Atlantic) is upon us. Socionomics probes the role social mood continues to play.
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Honk If You’re Upside-Down on Your Car Loan
One sign of a rough road ahead for the U.S. economy is that many motorists are upside-down on their car loans. More than that, the average amount owed is higher than ever. Here’s our take on what automotive information firm Edmunds just revealed.
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Welcome to the Dark Side of America’s Favorite Pastime
The countdown to Superbowl LIX, airing on Feb. 9, has begun! But increasingly, enjoyment over the game is being intercepted by fears over the safety of its players. This is where the brand-new February 2025 Socionomist steps onto the field.
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Using EWAVES to Spot Strongly Trending Markets: Allison Transmission (ALSN) and Brown & Brown (BRO) in Focus
If you’re familiar with the technical analysis concept of trend channels, you’ll appreciate seeing how EWAVES, the world’s first advanced Elliott wave price pattern recognition engine, uses a metric called “linearity” to spot trending markets.
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Will the Fed Do an About-Face in 2025?
Many investors will be surprised by the observation that the market leads – and the Fed follows. Learn about the Fed’s usual “lag time” to start catching up with the market.
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Another Blowout Ahead for Credit Spreads?
Credit spreads recently reached their narrowest levels in decades. What do these extremes mean? Here are our insights.
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The Covid Pandemic: Black Swan or Neon Swan? That Depends….
The Covid pandemic was horrifying. The only thing more horrifying is to think it – and deadly disease events like it – are completely random. From a socionomic perspective, they’re not.