By Elliott Wave International This chart of the Australian Dollar/US Dollar exchange shows that since late March, the dollar-down-under has trended: UP… to its highest level in 15 — no, make that 18 months. What explains the...
By Elliott Wave International “The NASDAQ nearly doubled in the last 100 days of its rally.” This quote sounds like it’s from 2020, doesn’t it? After all, since its March bottom near 6600, the NASDAQ has rallied...
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By Elliott Wave International Many of you know that Ralph Nelson Elliott discovered the method of forecasting the markets that today we call Elliott wave analysis — or, more formally, the Elliott Wave Principle. R.N. Elliott lived...
By Elliott Wave International The demand for junk bonds is running high among global investors — again. As the Wall Street Journal noted on June 9: Europe’s riskiest corporate debt has rallied to pre-crisis levels. Elliott Wave...
By Elliott Wave International Commercial real estate investors are in an especially precarious position should another financial crisis unfold. A July 18 Marketwatch article titled “The open secret in commercial real estate is that owners regularly take...
By Elliott Wave International “Catastrophic Failure” — June 18 CCN “Swift, Spectacular Implosion” — June 25 Alijazeera.com “Doomsday” — June 18 Seeking Alpha These are a few descriptions for Munich-based Fintech firm Wirecard, whose recent epic fall...
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By Elliott Wave International Recently in these pages, we noted that bull markets in stocks tend to end with “a subtly slowing ascent” rather than with a final “spike” higher, as many investors believe. Historical examples were...
By Elliott Wave International Nature is full of fractals. Fractals are self-similar forms that show up repeatedly. Consider branching fractals such as blood vessels or trees: a small tree branch looks like an approximate replica of a...
