Elliott Wave International Master Theme.
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The 28-Year Bond Delusion
Bond spreads are the tightest in nearly 30 years — reflecting extreme confidence even as delinquencies rise and global debt hits records. If bonds are priced for economic perfection, what happens when reality disappoints?
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Electric Vehicle Market Short-Circuited
EVs lit up investor hopes in 2021. We warned the charge wouldn’t hold.
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How Trend Channels Can Help You Navigate Financial Markets
Drawing a trend channel on a price chart can help you establish price targets. In this instance, prices peaked on the very day that the price hit the top line of this commodity’s trend channel.
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Sigma Male’s Newest Star: Clavicular
He’s the newest superstar of the social media “manosphere.” And he also happens to be a nihilistic narcissist. Read more.
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Does GDP Drive Stock Prices?
The level of aggregate corporate success shows up as changes in GDP. Stocks are shares of corporations. Thus, many market observers believe GDP affects the stock market. Let’s explore whether this assumption matches the evidence.
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The Silver Crash of the Century
Silver recently recorded its largest single-day selloff in the history of the metal — a historic reversal accompanied by record trading volume in the iShares Silver Trust (SLV).
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Yo Ho Ho-zempic & A Bottle of Rum
Many people who struggle with losing weight say it’s a lot like walking the proverbial plank. Well, now that feeling just got literal.
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A Closer Look at the Three-Decade Extreme in a Critical Yield Spread
When you see a financial chart reach a 30-year extreme … it’s time to take a closer look.
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Why Did Cryptos Plunge … Even as Precious Metals Soared?
The latest price action in several financial markets has exploded an especially risky yet popular myth – namely, that cryptocurrencies offer a “safe haven” from political and economic instability. Specifically, as precious metals soared higher cryptocurrencies plunged.
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Valuation Insanity
Wall Street expects a rally, but valuations are already deep into historic extremes. These are levels that have rarely ended well.
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