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When Junk Bond Spreads and Stocks Diverge
What happens when junk bond spreads and stocks stop moving in sync? This excerpt from the July Elliott Wave Financial Forecast explores a divergence our analysts are watching closely.
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There’s a New Political Contender in Town
From Mamdani to Melat, one political party is coming out on top: Democratic Socialist. The times, they are a changin.
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Getting Ready for Independence Day… the Sequel?
What if the biggest turning points in American history weren’t caused by taxes, politicians, or even war itself—but by powerful social forces already building beneath the surface?
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Elliott Prechter on Markus Koch Wall Street: Elliott Waves, AI, and the Psychology of Markets
Elliott Prechter joins Markus Koch Wall Street to discuss Elliott waves, market psychology in the age of AI, and how EWAVES uses symbolic AI to scale pattern recognition across global markets.
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How the Wave Principle Improves Trading: Determining the Maturity of a Trend
Most technical tools show what price is doing, but not how far a trend has progressed. The Wave Principle adds that context by revealing the market’s fractal structure, helping traders gauge trend maturity and anticipate potential turning points.
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Even Historically Dramatic Events Don’t Drive Stock Prices
History is filled with dramatic events, like wars, earthquakes, presidential assassinations and more. Investors ask, “How will this affect the stock market?” The answer may surprise you.
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The Elliott Wave Setup That Checkmates the Market
In Prechter’s 2026 presentation for the FSC, he begins with the basics of Elliott waves, then explores a market setup so powerful that it is the closest thing to checkmating the market.
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Dave Allman Joins The McAlvany Weekly Commentary to Talk Wall Street Uncut
EWI’s own Dave Allman recently joined David McAlvany on The McAlvany Weekly Commentary to discuss Wall Street Uncut: Unconventional Interviews with Giants of Technical Analysis.
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Why Socialism and Communism Are Surging Now
Robert Prechter explains why negative social mood breeds radical politics — socialism, fascism, fundamentalism alike — all demanding individuals sacrifice liberty for ideology.
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A Socialist “Earthquake” Hits NYC
“Democratic socialists are coming for 2028,” writes Politico on June 24. Whether they walk away winners depends on social mood.
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