By Elliott Wave International If you’re wondering about the future value of your home or the housing market in general, you may want to pay attention to what’s going on in China. The bottom line: The way...
In the world of financial markets, traders are constantly seeking tools and strategies that can provide them with an edge in making profitable decisions. One such tool that has gained popularity among traders is Donchian Channels. Donchian...
It’s a critical time in the markets. After 3 months of falling, stocks began November strong — but for how long? Our friends at Elliott Wave International are ready to help answer that and more. Their new, FREE...
By Elliott Wave International Most investors know the meaning of a “mania,” i.e., the “Tulip Mania” of the 1600s and more recently, the mania surrounding technology stocks in the late 1990s, etc. As you might imagine, these...
When investors and traders first discover the Elliott Wave Principle, they’re often most impressed by its ability to predict where a market will head next. And it is impressive! But its real power doesn’t end there; the...
By Elliott Wave International The geopolitical landscape is wracked. War in Ukraine, humanitarian crisis in Syria, and now, what Vox Media on October 15 called the “worst conflict in decades” between Israel and Hamas. For mainstream analysts...
Rising wheat prices! (“Because of Ukraine.”) Rising oil prices! (“Because of OPEC.”) Soon you’ll hear: With Rising natural gas prices! (“Because of winter.”) Or Falling natural gas prices! (“Because of pressure to move to natural energy.”) Wherever commodity...
By Elliott Wave International On a national level, a debt crisis occurs when a country is unable to pay back its government debt. This might result from government spending exceeding tax revenues for an extended period. On...
By Elliott Wave International We all love Mom and Pop and cherish the valuable lessons about life they’ve given us along the way. Yet, when it comes to investing, Mom and Pop may need to learn some...
GBP/USD continues to be governed by a falling trend line on the 4-hour chart, indicating its ongoing downtrend from the level of 1.2745. As long as the price remains below the trend line, any bounces observed from...
