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Hiding in Plain View

It’s not the Oct. 19 Louvre heist. But the just-published November Socionomist does have the crown jewels of insight into what’s driving major shifts in pop culture: from the pro-skinny body ideal to Taylor Swift.
Skinny or Bust! The New Body “Ideal” Leaves Few Alternatives

Beauty standards have returned to ultra-thin-only. The November Socionomist is a “shot in the arm” to understanding why.
Auto Loan Delinquencies Hit Record Highs—Are Consumers Maxed Out?

Auto loan delinquencies have hit record highs, a worrying sign that consumers are stretched thin and the broader economy may feel the strain.
China’s Market Fix Could Spell Trouble

China is loosening market rules after a massive rally, a move that often comes late in a trend. With stocks surging and record leverage, could the Shanghai Composite be in trouble?
When Banks Merge, It’s Usually Too Late

Bank mergers don’t signal strength — they reveal strain. See what’s really driving consolidation and how to prepare before the next credit crunch hits.
Investors Go ‘All In’ — But History Says That’s Risky

Everyone’s all in — the pros, the institutions, even retail traders. Stock allocations are the highest in years, rivaling levels last seen before major market tops. Here’s why this kind of optimism can be dangerous.
Major Dow Theory Signal Remains in Play

A key Dow Theory non-confirmation is still active. This pattern deserves close attention.
Silver Surges to an All-Time High

Silver has just broken its all-time high from 1980. Our forecasts were on this move early — and accurately.
GOLD: From $1,810 to $4,000 — How Elliott Wave Analysis Tracked Every Move

Gold’s surge through $4,000 an ounce has stunned investors and dominated headlines. Analysts are racing to attribute the rally to central banks, interest rates, and geopolitical stress. EWI identified this bull market in gold nearly two years ago — long before most analysts turned bullish.
The United States of Recession

This color-coded map of the U.S. shows most states are NOT on the verge of recession. They’re already there.
When (Beyond) Meat Goes Bad

Remember 2019, when Beyond Meat IPO’d at $25 and then soared almost tenfold to $239.71—making it the biggest IPO gainer of the year? Our Elliott Wave Financial Forecast flagged that exuberance early…
Help Wanted… In Finding a Job

Feeling pessimistic about the U.S. job market? You’re not alone.
Radical Politics on the Rise in Europe

Far-right political leaders closing in? Germany’s Sept. 14 general election results cast a very startling light.
Could Socialism Be the Future?

Our new, October Socionomist does a historical deep dive into the rise and fall of socialism in America — as NYC braces for what may become its first-ever Democratic Socialist mayor.
Napster: The “Scourge” Was Taken Down

In 2001, the music industry took down Napster. Success story – or shot in the foot? Today’s story explains…
The Fed Follows the Market – AGAIN

Why Are We Paying These Guys? When it comes to interest rates, the Fed is NOT in control. The Fed does not lead; it follows the market. Need proof? Check […]
From Napster to Mamdani, Threat or Opportunity?

In the words of heavy-metal rock band Metallica, when it comes to the success or failure of products and people, “nothing else matters” more than social mood.
Foreign Investment in U.S. Equities Hits a Record

Foreign investment in U.S. equities just hit a record $163 billion. History shows that foreign investors tend to arrive late in a bull market – so what might this signal about the market’s trend ahead?
Bond Vigilantes Are Back: What Rising Yields Mean

Yields are climbing across global bond markets. The move could have big implications for stocks and the economy.
Something is Seriously Wrong

“Political violence is now part of our society” writes the Sept. 12 New York Times. Socionomics provides context as to why.
Lunch is Served: One Not-As-Happy Meal, Please

One Happy Meal… and a side of antacids! If you don’t think the average American adult is hurting financially, ask Ronald McDonald.
Are Job Numbers Hinting at a Looming Recession?

Non-farm payrolls are slowing, layoffs are rising and building permits are falling. These trends suggest economic troubles may be building behind the scenes.
Valuations Are at Record Highs

Valuations have reached historic extremes, led by tech. Could euphoria be setting in?
Bitcoin/Gold Ratio: A Measure You Shouldn’t Ignore

The Bitcoin/gold ratio is echoing the same pattern it showed before the 2022 sell-off in stocks. Combined with heavy shorting in volatility futures, it’s a setup worth watching closely.
Debunking the Reigning Theory of Stock Market Pricing

Contrary to widespread belief, exogenous cause is absent from the stock market. Here’s our take on the dominant theory of stock market pricing.
Wanna Sell Your Clothes? Dress an Accused Murderer in Them

Many people would pay an arm and a leg to become pop culture icons and fashion influencer. Luigi Mangione has done it… behind bars, accused of murder.
Take This Job Number and Shove It!

The August jobs report is a slap in the face for the “nothing to worry about” narrative of Wall Street. The time for action has arrived.
Reports of Corruption Mount… But No Love Lost

Abuse, corruption, and more. Nayib Bukele has been accused of it all. So why isn’t he falling out of favor?
Into Fashion, Feelings, & Kicking Ass

The new face of championship MMA fighting doesn’t fit the “type” of ultra-macho male. Depending on social mood, that may be an obstacle — or an asset.
From Haircuts to … the Halt of Democracy?

El Salvador President Nayib Bukele’s “iron fist” policies to restore discipline and order have now reached the country’s schools.