By Elliott Wave International The yield on U.S. Treasury bonds trended higher from 1942 to 1981 — that’s 39 years. Interestingly, yields (or interest rates) then trended lower for 39 years (1981 to 2020). Thirty-nine years is quite a...
If a picture is worth 1,000 words, a price chart is worth 1,000 Fed statements. On May 4, at the MoneyShow Virtual Expo, Elliott Wave International’s Head of Global Research, Murray Gunn, showed an eager audience 30+...
Last week, I gave you access to a new video from our friends at Elliott Wave International. The video is called “What is the best time frame to trade with Elliott waves?” That 15-minute trading lesson comes from Trader’s...
A big advantage of Elliott waves is that they work at all timeframes. That’s a big claim! Is it legit? You bet. In a new, 15-minute trading lesson that uses LMT, GDX and S&P 500 as examples, our Trader’s Classroom editor Robert Kelley shows exactly...
Word is getting around fast — banks are in trouble. What should you do with YOUR money? Our friends at Elliott Wave International are standing by with several safe havens for you to consider. “Your 5 Top Alternatives...
By Elliott Wave International Did you get a heads-up from the financial media that the U.S. banking system was vulnerable before the failures of Silicon Valley, Signature and First Republic banks? There may have been outlier articles here and...
By Elliott Wave International It’s sobering to reflect on the fact that the second, third and fourth largest bank failures in U.S. history have all occurred in just the past few months. They are First Republic, Silicon...
By Elliott Wave International More dramatic news on the banking front. On April 25, investors in the shares of First Republic Bank were hit hard (The New York Times): First Republic Bank Enters New Free Fall as...
By Elliott Wave International Many technical indicators are highly useful, yet the price moves of the stock market really boil down to two things: optimism and pessimism. Major trend turns tend to occur when extremes are reached in either...
By Elliott Wave International A “calamity” is likely ahead for corporate bonds, says our head of global research, Murray Gunn. Some of Murray’s analysis involves the head and shoulders, a classic technical chart pattern. In case you’re...
