By Elliott Wave International Moving averages are one of the most widely followed indicator in technical analysis. Simply put, when the price of an index or stock stays above a particular price moving average line on a...
Skeptics are still worried the market has come too far, too fast. EWI’s Chief Market Analyst Steve Hochberg joins CNBC Squawk Box host Joe Kernen on April 15, 2010 to share his view. Get More Market Analysis...
By Elliott Wave International Fear and uncertainty that drive a severe bear market are the same emotions which can set the stage for authoritarianism, in most any nation. "Bear markets of sufficient size appear to bring about...
By Elliott Wave International Some people like to get outside on the weekends, maybe playing tennis or working in the yard. Some people like to visit their friends or cook a big meal or go out to...
By Elliott Wave International Telegraph.go.uk, May 26: "US money supply plunges at 1930s pace… The M3 money supply in the U.S. is contracting at an accelerating rate that now matches the average decline seen from 1929 to...
The Senate version of financial regulation is bad for business on Wall Street and, according to the Wall Street Journal, could cut the profits of major financial institutions by roughly 20%. Find out why Robert Prechter thinks...
By Elliott Wave International Even non-sports fans have heard by now about the recent debacle known as Baseballgate. With two outs in the ninth inning, a first-base umpire called "SAFE" when the runner was clearly "OUT." But...
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The euro’s recent loss has been the dollar’s gain, which means that it’s not the best time to buy the U.S. dollar. Meanwhile, the most popular alternative to currencies, gold, isn’t such a good buy either. Watch...
By Elliott Wave International Approximately three out of four stocks go down in a bear market. This ratio doesn’t just apply to high beta names; historically, 75 percent of all stocks go down when the general market...
