Back in early March, the behavior of the bond market was reminiscent of what unfolded during the depths of the 2008 financial crisis.

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The coronavirus wasn’t the cause of oil’s 70% collapse. This was By Elliott Wave International Let’s start by establishing that the stock market is not driven by the news. Aggregate stock prices are driven by waves of optimism and pessimism — which go from one extreme to another — as reflected by the Elliott wave model. That’s what makes the stock market predictable. Hence, Elliott wave analysis is at the core of EWI’s stock market forecasts. Having said that, sentiment indicators are also valuable in providing clues about “what’s next.” For example, Robert Prechter’s book, Prechter’s Perspective, made this observation:…

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Our friends at Elliott Wave International have been guiding investors through bull and bear markets since 1979. From that long experience, they know that at certain market junctures, they can help the most by giving everyone their latest analysis free. Now is one of those market junctures. Elliott Wave International has just made the entire “Stocks” section of their flagship market letter, the monthly Elliott Wave Financial Forecast, available to all its free Club EWI members. It’s a rare opportunity to see what EWI’s subscribers are reading. Read the Financial Forecast excerpt now, free. This will help you understand how the markets got to this juncture…

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Deep-pocketed speculators miss the big turns — but you don’t have to By Elliott Wave International Hedge fund managers are considered to be among the smartest people on Wall Street. Ironically, as a group, they’re notorious for consistently being on the wrong side of major turns in the markets they trade. By contrast, a group of insiders called Commercials are generally on the right side of major market turns. With that in mind, consider this commentary from the August 2015 Elliott Wave Financial Forecast, and note on the chart that hedge managers are synonymous with the term Large Speculators: Large…

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The chart pattern of the Shanghai Composite is not the result of news — i.e., the series of infectious diseases — instead, Elliott waves often predict the news.

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“The market’s progression unfolds in waves. Waves are patterns of directional movement. Each pattern has identifiable requirements as well as tendencies. The Wave Principle is the only method of analysis that also provides rules and guidelines for forecasting.”

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What is Elliott wave analysis and why should somebody pay attention to it? How Elliott provides specific points of invalidation for every trade The 5 core Elliott wave patterns that appear in prices 80% of the time The 3 most common pitfalls of trading which thwart success

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By Elliott Wave International Achieving and maintaining success as a stock market investor is a tall order. You, like many others, probably watch financial TV networks, read analysis and talk to fellow investors, trying to understand what’s next for the stock market. One popular stock market “indicator” is interest rates. Mainstream analysts parse every word from the Fed, hoping they hear a clue about interest rates. They assume that falling rates mean higher stock prices, while rising rates mean lower stock prices. For example, in July 5, CNBC ran this headline: Trump’s Fed pick Shelton says she doesn’t want to…

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Elliott Wave International’s Chief European Analyst, Brian Whitmer, claims that right now, Europe “is the closest thing a US investor will get a crystal ball.” If you find that intriguing (as we do), you’ll be glad to know that this weekend (March 8-11), EWI is unlocking its European Financial Forecast Service. EFFS usually costs $69 a month. It’s free for you. To secure your seat, just sign up at this link: Free Pass: Europe | 15+ Markets Total | March 8-11 | elliottwave.com EWI says that no matter where you live or invest, you can’t afford ignore Europe’s current message. I hope you find…

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