Jeffrey Kennedy and Jordan Kotick discuss how to use price charts to uncover highly reliable trade setups. Its free to join.

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Believe it or not, you can anticipate and take advantage of major market turns. To start, you must stop acting on what’s reported in the news. Instead you should watch the market’s internal dynamics, the technical indicators.

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Foreigners make their biggest commitments when major trends are about to reverse.

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Waves of market psychology often warn of trend changes before the news — see how By Elliott Wave International This was an eventful week in politics, monetary policy and the markets — and to many observers, the three seemed to be linked. On Wednesday (March 1), the U.S. dollar did something it hadn’t done in almost two months: It got stronger. Two reasons were behind the move, said analysts: The Fed’s imminent rate hike, and, President Trump’s widely-covered address to Congress: “The dollar hit a seven-week high on…

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Chart of the Day By Elliott Wave International Markets all around the world are at a critical juncture — you must see this free report now. This is the fifth year EWI has created their annual State of the Global Markets Report. And since many markets around the world are at a critical juncture, this may be the most-timely edition of the State of the Global Markets Report yet! It comes right out of the pages of their paid publications. For a limited time, you can see this…

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2011, 2014, and 2016: The year’s performance has consistently followed its Elliott wave script By Elliott Wave International It’s that time of year again, when before us an entirely new blank slate is laid, which we eagerly fill with promises of better health, habits, and life choices. But, according to Statisticsbrain.com, only 8% of people successfully carry through with their New Year’s resolutions — or as I like to call them, Maybe-lutions. It reminds me of the frequent promises made by the mainstream finance regarding the future of…

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Watch the yellow metal’s price pattern to anticipate key junctures By Elliott Wave International [Editor’s Note: The text version of the story is below.] ********* Hardly anyone likes gold today. In the closing days of November, the Daily Sentiment Index (trade-futures.com) registered a ten-day average of just 9.1% gold bulls. That was only the third time in the sentiment gauge’s 30-year history that such a low bullish reading was recorded. This headlines captures the negativity toward gold (gold-eagle.com, Nov. 16): Gold Price Forecast: Bearish Pattern Calls for Caution…

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Chart of the Day By Elliott Wave International Unleash the power of the Wave Principle Much like a great sports play; to appreciate a great market forecast, you have to see it. In fact, we’d like to show you four. Our examples do indeed show what can happen when Elliott analysis meets opportunity. But we’re not asking you to attend a class in ‘good calls.’ In each of these four markets, the unfolding trends have (once again) reached critical junctures. You really, really want to see what we…

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Investors who jump on “sure things” in the stock market usually lick their wounds with regret. The decision of British voters to leave the European Union appeared to represent low-hanging fruit to short sellers. After the June 23 vote, the Dow plummeted 610 points on June 24 and tumbled another 261 points the next trading session on June 27.

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See this surprising “central banks indicator” of big reversals in gold prices By Elliott Wave International “In what traders called a ‘bear raid,’ sellers on Monday dumped an estimated 33 tonnes of gold in just two minutes on exchanges in Shanghai and New York, sending prices on a nearly $50 downward spiral from which they never fully recovered.” (Reuters, July 21) If you live in the U.S., maybe you’ve noticed lately that “We Buy Gold!” signs are disappearing from sidewalks in front of pawn shops. The signs really…

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