Category: Elliott Wave

By Elliott Wave International What a comeback for the Dow Industrials! From a March 9, 2009, close of 6,547, the senior index climbed to 13,610 on Oct. 5, 2012.

Robert Prechter’s Elliott Wave International (EWI) has just released a free 10-page trading eBook: How You Can Find High-Confidence Trading Opportunities Using Moving Averages, by Senior Analyst Jeffrey Kennedy.

By Elliott Wave International In the wake of the Presidential election, the Social Science Research Network (SSRN) reports that the study, "Social Mood, Market Performance and U.S. Presidential Elections" has earned the #3 spot among the most-downloaded...

By Elliott Wave International On Nov. 2, 2012, the latest research paper from the Socionomics Institute, "Social Mood, Stock Market Performance and US Presidential Elections," published in Sage Open, a peer-reviewed journal of the social and behavioral...

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By Elliott Wave International The editor of Elliott Wave International’s Metals Specialty Service, Mike Drakulich, has just recorded a new, free video forecast:

By Elliott Wave International More than 1,500 years after the fact, scholars still debate the causes of the Roman Empire’s fall. What historians do agree on is that the crumbling empire’s final days were marked by economic...

By Elliott Wave International Elliott wave analysis is not a crystal ball. (No market-forecasting method is.) But here’s what is remarkable: Even when your Elliott wave forecast doesn’t pan out, you have built-in safeguards to alert you...

By Elliott Wave International (Here are Part 1 and Part 2 of this article.) Think of Investing as a Trip Here’s my advice: View the Elliott wave Principle as your road map to the market and your...

Today, more and more independent investors and traders are looking at charts and using technical indicators to make their decisions. They have come to realize that chasing news events, earnings announcements and economic reports might work sometimes,...