Market Trek

with Brian Whitmer

  • What the 2 Biggest U.S. Economic Disasters Share

    1816 and 1914 are the two dates in U.S. history when a special new bank was created. Watch Market Trek host Brian Whitmer reveal the names of each bank and explain how this is relevant today. (Brian’s global destination today is Japan.)

    When the markets turn, will you be ready — or left holding the bag? Prepare now with new U.S. market updates in our Financial Forecast Service >>

  • 1792, 1965 — Two Important Dates in DJIA’s History

    One of benefits Elliott wave analysis offers you is a rare market perspective. Once you “zoom out” at the larger picture, paradoxically the shorter-term trends start to make more sense. Watch our Market Trek host Brian Whitmer take you back to 1792 to explain why that year, plus 1965, are key for the stock market. (Brian’s global destination today is Kyoto, Japan.)

    Own stocks? Trade FX or cryptos? Is gold a “buy”? See what’s likely next for the world’s 50+ biggest markets inside our new Global Market Perspective >>

  • Excited About Technology? You’re Not Alone (Or the First)

    Today, most AI-focused firms are automatically assumed to be winners. So, what happens when investors get really excited about the technology sector? Watch our Market Trek host Brian Whitmer take you back about 100 years to show what the markets did at previous moments when technology was king.

    Own stocks? Cryptos? Bonds? See what’s likely next for the world’s 50+ biggest markets inside our new Global Market Perspective >>

Brian Whitmer

Global Markets Strategist
Editor, European Financial Forecast

Brian Whitmer was a civil engineer in another life, so he’s got a good sense of how things are constructed. Applying that skill set, he deconstructs today’s sundry financial vehicles, like CDOs, meme stocks, subprime mortgages, SPACs, et al, and contextualizes them for his subscribers. He edits the monthly European Financial Forecast and contributes the European stock section of our monthly Global Market Perspective.

Brian’s also got a bit of wanderlust, so he gets a first-hand, boots-on-the-ground feel for what’s really going on around the world.

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