By Elliott Wave International When things get quiet in a horror movie, that’s when you need to really brace yourself. The monster or the killer will soon be on the scene. That’s a close enough analogy to...
By Elliott Wave International Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ quarterback Tom Brady is a non-fungible token (NFT) enthusiast. However, glory on the football field has not translated to this field of finance (Business Insider, August 8): Tom Brady bought...
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By Elliott Wave International Financial history shows that feverish foreign buying of a financial asset usually marks the end of that asset’s upward trend. The reason why is that foreign buyers tend to enthusiastically jump on a...
Over the years, you’ll hear some great success stories from traders — both individually and at the professional level — who have chosen the Elliott Wave Principle as their bread-and butter tool. But traders are a unique...
By Elliott Wave International Big bets on a hot financial market can be rewarding, but you know the flip side. These sizzling markets can just as quickly severely punish because they have a way of cooling off...
By Elliott Wave International A long-long time ago in a galaxy far away… errr, on the heels of the year 2000 dot-com crash, to be exact — which is ancient history for many investors today — the...
By Elliott Wave International It’s understandable why investors with little experience consult the market opinions of professionals. But many of these new investors are left scratching their heads. Two headlines from July 29 indicate why: [Fundstrat Managing...
By Elliott Wave International You don’t hear much about the meme stock craze anymore — and for good reason. It’s all but dead and has been for months (Barron’s, Jan. 28): A Year After It Began, Meme-Stock...
By Elliott Wave International It may seem strange to bring up deflation when surveys show that inflation is the public’s number one worry. But who would have thought that inflation would become a big issue, say, just...
