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Bitcoin: Bullish in Face of Bearish Sentiment
Extremes in sentiment often signal that a financial market is ripe for a trend turn. Even so, it’s best to use sentiment measures in conjunction with the Elliott wave model, like we did with bitcoin back in late 2022. Now, here’s an update.
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Forget Earnings — Look at This Indicator Instead (NYCB in Focus.)
One way to see what the market thinks of a company’s stock price prospects is to look at its relative strength. For example, when you compare the stock of New York Community Bancorp Inc. (NYCB) to a broader banking ETF… well, watch our monthly Global Market Perspective contributor, Murray Gunn, explain how this works.
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RIVN, TSLA Et Al: “Range Anxiety” Isn’t Everything
The electric car maker Rivian just topped the “Most and Least Loved Car Brands” list by Consumer Reports — under the “Most Loved” category. Yet, Rivian shares (RIVN) are trading well below their 2021 IPO levels. TSLA is well off the highs too, and the electric vehicle market in general is…well, “soft.” While many are…
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Stocks: It All Boils Down to This
Sometimes it appears that news and events are driving financial markets and at other times it seems markets are disconnected from the day’s big headlines. Why the inconsistency? The fact is: News does not drive the trend of financial markets, like stocks. Here’s what does.
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Where the Heck Did the Red-Hot Seller’s Market Go & Is it Ever Coming Back?
The U.S. housing market just can’t catch a break. On January 19, NAR revealed that existing home sales in 2023 suffered their biggest drop in 30 years. While the reversal in real estate’s fortunes may seem shocking, it’s exactly the outcome we anticipated – here’s why
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Is the Sugar Rollercoaster Making You Sick? We Can Help
In case traders needed a reminder of the extreme volatility in commodity markets, sugar prices have volunteered for the job recently. From a 12-year high to 9-month low to multi-month high, prices have been unruly. But, thanks to Elliott wave analysis, they haven’t been unpredictable.
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Mood & Markets: Does Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Have a Chance? Social Mood Perspective on 3rd Party Candidates
Third-party candidates have made a sizeable difference in many U.S. presidential elections. But when is a third-party candidate most likely to succeed? Take a deep dive into history and social mood perspectives with Mood & Markets hosts Matt Lampert and Robert Folsom for some surprising answers.
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Can Authorities Bolster Stocks (and Fend Off Recessions)?
Let’s address the widely held belief that financial authorities possess the wherewithal to boost the stock market – and even ward off recessions. This is a fallacy. This brief review of the 2007-2009 financial crisis is a case in point.
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What “Fear Index” VIX May Be Signaling
Elliott Wave International uses dozens of market indicators to help subscribers stay ahead of the crowd. Some of these indicators provide the first hints of what may be just around the corner. Here’s a case in point.
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ADM Dives 24%: Why “Bad News” Was NOT the Culprit
Archer-Daniels-Midland Company is a commodity giant. When its share price took a 24% tumble in a single day recently, the world noticed – and blamed it on some negative news about ADM. But watch our Global Market Perspective contributor Murray Gunn show you how ADM’s Elliott wave pattern called the dramatic drop well before the…
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