By Elliott Wave International Those who are familiar with the Elliott wave model for analyzing and forecasting financial markets know that a main trend takes the form of five waves. Thus, when the fifth wave is complete,...
By Murray Gunn The latest data from Refinitiv shows that companies have raised a record $140 billion in the U.S. dollar junk bond market during the first quarter of this year. That beats the previous record set...
By Elliott Wave International Many Main Street investors only pay attention to the daily trading closes of the main stock indexes. But those who fall in that camp are missing out on a lot of valuable insights...
Almost exactly a year ago, oil prices went negative $40. Today, with crude trading at $60, you’re hearing lots of opinions as to what’s next. “Electric car revolution” … “reopening economy” … “end of commute” … “start of...
By Steven Hochberg Penny stocks are an investment vehicle that really has garnered the attention and speculation of investors in early 2021. They’re plunging headlong into off-exchange shares. I remember back when I started in the early...
By Elliott Wave International You can’t go ten minutes on financial media these days without coming across a reference to inflation. That is, consumer price inflation to be more exact — the measurement of changes in the...
We are one year into the bull market that began in March 2020 — and 12 years into the bigger bull market than began in early 2009. You are probably getting anxious — what’s next for stocks,...
By Elliott Wave International Penny stocks tend to be highly illiquid. In other words, it’s difficult to buy and sell them at favorable prices. Even so, the lure of low-priced shares is hard for many market participants...
Recently, we shared with you a new 13-minute forecast by our friends at Elliott Wave International, “Cotton, Soybeans, Crude Oil: Applying Elliott Waves (And Occam’s Razor) to Commodities.” Cotton, as you may know, just hit the price...
By Elliott Wave International In the news, you hear that the big monetary fear these days is the prospect for a jump in inflation. Here are some headlines since the start of the year: Inflation Is Coming....
