One of the Biggest Financial Market Myths in Existence
The Fed Leads and the Market Follows? It’s a Big Fat MYTH By Elliottwave International We help investors by analyzing what really drives the markets. […]
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Warning: Market Leverage at All-Time-Highs
Investing with Leverage: Faster Gains or Faster Losses? By Elliottwave International Investing with leverage can mean faster gains OR faster losses. (In fact, faster losses […]
Is there a Recession in the U.S. Economy this Year?
3 Signs of a Developing U.S. Economic Slowdown By Elliottwave International “Credit standards are tightening, thereby freezing out borrowers” Recent headlines about the U.S. economy […]
Social Media Reddit Goes Public What It Means for Young Traders
Reddit’s IPO: A Game-Changer for Young Traders: How to Capitalize on the Social Media Giant’s Stock Market Debut By Trade Ideas In the last few […]
What are the Most Profitable Swing Trading Strategies?
A Swing Trader’s Guide to Identifying Profitable Setups By Trade Ideas In the ever-changing stock market landscape, swing traders must remain vigilant and adaptable to […]
Gold Sets New Record High Price!
Gold Sets New Record! What Happened to the 2022 “Fed Effect”? By Elliottwave International Gold’s bullish run since 2022 makes no “fundamental” sense. But it’s […]
What To Make of Record Bullish Market Bets
Stocks: What This “Record Extreme” May Be Signaling Elliottwave International “The total easily exceeds the prior net long extreme” When most everyone agrees on the […]
Tips for Selling Stocks Short
Finding Your Trading Short Game: Key Tactics for the Upcoming Risk-Free Challenge By Trade Ideas With Trade Ideas’ exciting Portfolio Challenge coming up from February […]
Reality TV Insanity and The Stock Trading World
Virtual Insanity: How the Drama of Reality TV Relates to the World of Stock Trading By Trading Ideas From “Survivor” to “Keeping Up with the […]
Is the VIX Volatility Index Forecasting A Trend Change?
What “Fear Index” VIX May Be Signaling By Elliottwave International “Note the succession of higher closing low relative to higher highs in…” First, just a […]