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Myth: “Higher Inflation = Lower Bitcoin Price”

An interesting idea has been getting traction lately -- namely, that inflation is "bad" for Bitcoin. The arguments for this correlation may sound reasonable -- until you plot both inflation and Bitcoin's price on a chart. Watch as our Crypto Pro Service editor Tony Carrion does just that in this myth-busting video.

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FTSE 100: “Climbing an Icy Slope”

Looking at the main British stock index going back to the 1980s, a "dramatic" Elliott wave price pattern becomes visible. The name of the pattern is ending diagonal. Learn more about it -- and the implications for the FTSE -- in this new video by our Head of Global Research, Murray Gunn.

China + Emerging Markets: More to It Than Meets the Eye

Emerging markets and commodities are generally joined at the hip. So, when the Invesco DB Commodity Index Fund (DBC) fell to a new low for 2023 recently, conventional forecasters saw it as a bearish sign for the region. Now get our take -- in this new video by our Global Market Perspective contributor, Mark Galasiewski.

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Trend vs. Trend Correction: How to Spot the Difference

"The trend is your friend," they say, but how many times have you jumped into a move thinking it WAS the trend -- only to see the market turn around and retrace the entire move? Watch our Interest Rates Pro Service editor explain how he deals with this problem.

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"Why the Triangle is my favorite Elliott wave pattern"

USD/CAD, USD/JPY in focus: See how a single high-confidence Elliott wave price pattern helps you define both risk and reward in this new video by our Currency Pro Service editor, Michael Madden.

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U.S. “Debt Bomb” Has Gone Off

Adjusted for inflation, consumer debt in the U.S. has been contracting for two years. That may sound like a good thing... but first, take a look at this chart in the new video by our Financial Forecast co-editor, Peter Kendall.