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Sending Out an S.O.S.!
This is for all the lonely people, thinking they’re alone in feeling lonely. You’re Not! And nobody knows this better than me. The brand-new February Socionomist takes the lead on this critical issue.
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Nat Gas up 25+%! Elliott Waves Saw It Coming… Did You?
Natural gas was up more than 25% today (Tuesday, January 20). Here’s what Energy Pro Service subscribers saw before today’s surge: Pro Services – 1/16/2026 (11:43 AM)“The persistent weakness looks suspicious. If the wave ((ii)) low is indeed in place, Natural Gas should reverse gears and extend the advance in an impulsive manner.” Here’s that…
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A Common Assumption, Busted
Many investors believe that there’s a correlation between the price trends of stocks and crude oil. Let’s investigate.
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Why is Gold Breaking Records?
Will the future be inflation or deflation?
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What Happens When the Mania Reverses?
With the DOW near $50,000 and confidence running high, history raises a quiet but critical question: what happens when the mania reverses? Markets don’t rise forever — even when it feels like they might. Are you prepared if the trend turns?
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I KNEW Crude Oil in the mid-50s Sounded Familiar!
Sometimes a price level just rings a bell. Crude in the mid-$50s earlier in January did exactly that — leading to a look back at a forgotten Elliott wave call from 2007 and what followed.
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Lights Out! Iran Flips the “Kill Switch”
The Iranian government has just employed a rare tactic against the nationwide, anti-regime protests; namely, shutting down the internet. Today’s report casts light onto this growing development.
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Help NOT Wanted!
The recent employment numbers are about as lively as an extra for the “Walking Dead.” But our special report proves opportunities across key sectors are alive and well!
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The Dollar’s Rally Looked Unstoppable — But the Wave Pattern Told Another Story
We warned subscribers in January 2025 that the Dollar’s powerful rally was ending — the very day it peaked. Here’s how Elliott wave analysis made that call possible.
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This Widely Held Belief About the Trade Deficit Is Wrong
It’s widely assumed that trade deficits are negative for the stock market. Here’s what our research reveals.
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