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Crude’s Summer Slog: Here Today, Gone Tomorrow?
On September 10, crude oil prices plunged to their lowest level in 3 years. Mainstream experts cite “weak demand” and record low sentiment for the decline. Neither is true. The real reason – a third wave decline — reared its bearish head back in July.
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Here’s the Connection Between British Stocks and the Band “Oasis”
Why did the Gallagher brothers of the British band “Oasis” just reconcile? Here’s a clue: The likely reason is related to the same pervasive force which brought about their split back in 2009. Our Global Rates & Money Flows provides interesting insights.
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What to Expect Next for Gold ETFs
The mainstream media are monitoring “fundamentals” like inflation data and the possibility of central bank rate cuts for clues about the direction of gold’s price. EWI focuses on the patterns of investor psychology. Here’s what to expect next for Gold ETFs.
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See the Chart of an “Unlikely” Bullish ETF
The “fundamentals” said a rally wasn’t possible – yet we trusted the contrary bullish Elliott wave pattern. This excerpt comes from the September 2024 Global Market Perspective.
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Did You Dodge the Tech Wreck?
Many investors thought there was no end to the upward rise in technology stocks. That type of mindset can be hazardous to portfolios, as we have been seeing. Now, it’s time to learn what we expect next for the entire stock market.
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Must-See Update on Manias Past and Present
Financial manias become clear with hindsight. Yet, when they are in full force, many investors do not see them as “manias,” as in, “it’s different this time.” Here’s a perspective on financial manias past and present.
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Preview of What’s Ahead for U.S. Real Estate
There’s a U.S. real estate indicator of which most investors and would-be home buyers and sellers may not be aware. Here’s a sneak peak of what’s likely just around the corner for the U.S. housing market.
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Is Your Bank Headed for Trouble?
The check is in the mail -or is it? Here’s one way to anticipate a bank’s woes before they become frontpage news.
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Why We’re Closely Watching Europe’s Junk Bond Market
Even if you’re not an investor in high yield “junk” bonds, you would do well to keep an eye on this market. Our Global Market Perspective explains why.
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How Deflation is Becoming Worrisome in Europe
Monetary and economic observers discuss inflation far more frequently than deflation. Yet, that may soon change. Here’s how deflation is showing up in six key indexes in Britain and across Europe.
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