Forecasting and research of the financial market using Elliott Wave theory, demographics and economic cycles.
We just posted the July 2013 Investment Newsletter. Highlights – Historical view of long term indicators like Margin Debt and Net Cash Available sends a very clear and loud message…. – In the long term chart of the Dow Jones Industrial the extreme emotional bottoms of 1982 and 2002/2003, as well as the extreme emotional highs of 1987, 1999Continue reading Elliott Wave Technician July 2013 Investment Newsletter
We just posted the June 2013 Investment Newsletter. Highlights – Update of the long term Elliott Wave count on the Nikkei, US and European Indexes. Historical opportunities in all of them…. – The decline in Gold / precious metal prices since 2011 follow to the price pattern in the stock market during the 2007 –Continue reading Elliott Wave Technician June 2013 Investment Newsletter
We just posted the May 2013 Investment Newsletter. Some very important messages about – the US bond market and interest rates. The bond rally since 1980 has ……….. – the Nikkei at 22 year trend line, Nasdaq at 38 year trend line, and other stock market indexes…. Opportunity ……. – the Australian Dollar is tipping it’sContinue reading Elliott Wave Technician May 2013 Investment Newsletter
We just posted the April 2013 Investment Newsletter. The best Global long term investment opportunities with clear Elliott Wave structure. We talk about investment trends that will last into the 2020’s. See the answers to the above questions and more in the newsletter. Get the insight to the global market using demographics, economical cycles and ElliottContinue reading Elliott Wave Technician April 2013 Investment Newsletter
We found this article about the “Education Bubble” by Penelope Trunk so intriguing that we wanted to present it to our readers: Penelope Trunk: The Strongest Careers Are Non-Linear For years we have been talking about the education bubble and the problem that colleges charge tons of money and then graduates are unemployable and in debt.Continue reading The Education Bubble – The Strongest Careers Are Non-Linear