Consider the common thread among these four market calls:
Forecast 1: A two-month, double-digit rally in a blue-chip stock index, even as investor sentiment hit a negative extreme last seen at the epic market lows of March 2009.
Forecast 2: A 70% decline in the base commodity that runs the industrialized world (when most traders were bullish).
Forecast 3: A 30% plunge in shares of Wall Street’s favorite company — its worst price decline in three years (even though every advisor with a pulse rated it a “buy”).
Forecast 4: A four-year, 44% decline in a “must-own” commodity (even though central banks world-wide were bullish this commodity).
What’s their common thread?
They all stand as contrarian cases-in-point, because virtually no one else saw them coming.
These particular calls were made by Elliott wave analysts, and we’re about to show you how you, too, can make lucrative market calls like these.
Now, please know this is no invitation to a class in “good calls.”
We highlight these markets because many of the Elliott wave patterns we identified in 2014, 2015 and 2016 are still unfolding right now. And more, potentially larger, opportunities are developing before our analysts’ eyes.
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