By Elliott Wave International When I was growing up, my father owned and operated a furniture manufacturing company. Its products stocked the shelves of several well-known retail stores across the country, including Walmart. On the cover of...
By Elliott Wave International Back in mid-2020, a common sentiment toward interest rates was that they would stay historically low for the foreseeable future. Indeed, in July of that year, no less than the Bank of Canada...
By Elliott Wave International Is a bear market already underway in the U.S.? Only time will tell for sure. What is known is that the Dow Industrials and S&P 500 index topped in January and the NASDAQ registered a peak back...
You might agree that so far, not much about this year has been “normal.” Normally, commodity prices don’t leap to the moon Stocks don’t sell off this hard in April And European countries don’t engage in brutal...
By Elliott Wave International Intraday on April 27, the S&P 500 is trading 12.10% lower than it was at the start of the year. Right — not a huge setback — but negative nonetheless. Of course, it’s...
By Elliott Wave International Financial journalists almost always mention “reasons” for a given day’s market action. For example, on April 22, an intraday Marketwatch headline gave two reasons for that day’s plummeting prices: Why is the stock...
By Elliott Wave International Bubbles are popping, one by one. The share price of Netflix plummeted last week, coinciding with news that it is losing subscribers, a big change after years of growth. The media and conventional...
By Elliott Wave International Both genders have long participated in financial markets but investing and trading had long been considered to mainly be the province of men. There are notable exceptions — like Hetty Green. Around the turn of...
By Elliott Wave International The first part of the Cambridge dictionary’s definition of “parabolic” is: “having a type of curve like that made by an object that is thrown up in the air … .” It’s not...
By Elliott Wave International If you’ve been an investor for any appreciable length of time, no doubt you’ve noticed that all of the stock market indexes usually move in unison. For example, when the Dow Industrials rally,...
