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Behind the “Sprawling Tops” in Europe’s Stock Markets
What is it to “control for the money supply”? That’s the question EWI’s Brian Whitmer answers in the May issue of Global Market Perspective.
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Wife School is in Session
Regular school may be out for summer [soon enough]. But “Wife School” has just started. Find out how ‘Mrs.’s can get their PH.D.s today!
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CRCL Wave Structure Signaled the Pullback — Before the Drop Hit
While headlines explained CRCL’s drop after the fact, the wave structure had already signaled it — identifying a completed impulse and the high-probability pullback that followed.
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Dow Transports Hits the Skids
A sharp reversal in the Transports highlights a potential shift in trend—and a key development now worth watching.
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Was the AI Stock Rally Done? Three-wave declines said no
Three-wave declines suggested the AI stock rally wasn’t done. See how Trader’s Classroom anticipated higher highs in SMH, Nvidia and Broadcom using real-time Elliott wave analysis.
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Government-Sanctioned Domestic Surveillance: Check
The federal government using AI to uncover everything there is to know about you – without cause, warrant or any way to opt out… This can’t be real — or can it?
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Another Assassination Attempt: “This Political Moment”
Everyone’s talking about the April 25 gunfire attack on the White House. But there’s one detail no one is getting quite right — why?
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Houston – We’ve Had A Problem
Could Apollo’s breakdown be warning of deeper trouble in private credit? See how Global Rates & Money Flows flagged the risk months in advance with Elliott wave analysis.
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Corporate Earnings Don’t Drive Stock Prices
The belief that corporate earnings govern stock prices drives a vast bulk of research on Wall Street. But is this widely held assumption accurate? Let’s do a little digging.
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Foreseeing the Future of Combat
The U.S. military has just made a $70 billion bet that the “future of combat” is military drones and counter-drone technology. Our research made that same bet – back in 2012!
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