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Market Trek: How to Know What’s Next for Interest Rates (Without Looking at the Fed)
The price of the U.S. “long bond,” the 30-year Treasuries, is down 50% since 2020. The corresponding rise in interest rates has been reshaping the financial landscape. When might interest rates come down? Watch Market Trek host Brian Whitmer give a one-of-a-kind, Elliott wave-based explanation that has nothing to do with the Fed or economy.
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Same Day Options: There’s Trading – and Then, There’s Gambling
The market for zero-day options is so hot that an exchange-traded fund has been created. Yet, this casino-style action will likely result in even more billions being lost. Even so, these two charts reveal that many speculators are reveling in high risk.
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Why Confidence in Your Trading Method is Essential
Trading setups can be easy to spot using the Elliott wave method. The reason why is that chart patterns are repetitive. Yet, here’s a major factor which can trip up even highly knowledgeable Elliott traders.
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Interest Rates: What a 5000-Year Chart Suggests is Next
Relatively few observers seem worried about the prospects for soaring interest rates. As one recent headline put it: “Central banks look to have hit peak rates.” But the market sets rates, not central banks. Let’s review the long-term picture – the very long-term picture.
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Private Equity: From “Movers and Shakers” to…?
The Elliott wave picture in the stock price of Blackstone, the world’s largest alternative asset manager, is offering a glimpse as to what might be next for the private equity markets, explains our Global Rates & Money Flows editor Murray Gunn in his new video.
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How to Avoid a “Bull Trap” (U.S. 30-Year Treasuries in Focus)
How often have you seen the market jump in your direction out of the gate – but then reverse and go against you just as quickly? Watch our Interest Rates Pro Service editor Nady Laymoud show how to avoid getting stuck in a “bull trap” using Elliott wave analysis.
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Sweet Relief at the Tank! Except… Gas Prices Reversed BEFORE Inflation Data “Told Them To”
Between May and September, U.S. gas prices trended sideways, holding stubbornly to yearly highs. But, according to the Elliott wave pattern of investor psychology unfolding on price charts, a big change was coming — before the big change in a key U.S. inflation measure, October’s Consumer Price Index.
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