By Elliott Wave International There’s a widespread belief that rising oil prices are bearish for the main stock indexes and falling oil prices are bullish for stocks. That belief is reflected in this Sept. 5 CNBC headline:...
Airbnb is an U.S. American corporation operating an online marketplace for short- and long-term homestays and experiences. Hereby, the company acts as a broker and charges a commission from each booking. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, USA, Airbnb can be traded under ticker...
By Elliott Wave International Many investors know that some time periods of the year tend to be more bullish for stocks, like the holiday season. Other times tend to be more bearish, like September and October. However,...
By Elliott Wave International The reason price patterns tend to repeat in the stock market is that investor psychology never changes. The Elliott wave model directly reflects these largely predictable swings in investor psychology. That’s what the...
By Elliott Wave International More than 20 years ago, when I was working for another company, I remember hearing a colleague say that he doesn’t look at his monthly 401k statements. The implication was clear: He couldn’t...
By Elliott Wave International Elliott Wave International’s analysts track dozens of indicators, and our U.S. Short Term Update pays particular attention to those which may offer clues about the near-term. Consider this analysis from the Sept. 26 U.S. Short Term Update,...
By Elliott Wave International The main show is likely about to begin. 2022 may have just been a preview of what’s ahead for stocks and the economy, which Robert Prechter’s Last Chance to Conquer the Crash warned about nearly...
By Elliott Wave International Elliott waves reflect the repetitive patterns of mass psychology — so they are ideally suited for analyzing the widely traded main stock indexes. On the other hand, thinly traded individual stocks may not trace out Elliott wave...
By Elliott Wave International You don’t hear much about the meme stock craze anymore — and for good reason. It’s all but dead and has been for months (Barron’s, Jan. 28): A Year After It Began, Meme-Stock...
By Elliott Wave International Big daily selloffs have occurred since the stock market’s downtrend began in January. For instance, on May 18, the Dow Industrials closed lower by 1,161 points — a 3.6% drop. The S&P 500...
