Article Archive: EWI's Bob Prechter

2012

• How DEEP Will Cuts in Government Services Go? 
  Plus: The check is STILL in the mail.
  The pace of the deteriorating economic trend appears to be accelerating. Our analysis suggests that it's part of a larger deflationary trend that has a long way to go. Learn how to prepare and protect yourself... Read More.

• Why Choose the Wave Principle? 
  Robert Prechter reveals why he embraced the Wave Principle.
  Read how Robert Prechter learned about the Wave Principle and why he embraced it... Read More.

2011

• Stock Market Is Not Physics: Part IV Most people's thinking simply defaults to physics when analyzing financial events. But when we take the time to examine the results of applying that model, we find that it is not useful either for predicting or explaining market behavior. Read More.
  
  
• Preparing Your Finances for 2012  Looking ahead to a new year and planning for the future
  Now is a good time to look back over the past year and assess your finances. Do you have the information needed to make wise decisions in the next year? Prepare and take action now so that you'll be ready for what's ahead. Read More.
  
  
• The Top 10 Market Myths Exposed  The Market Myths Exposed eBook sets the record straight
  The first two myths from Market Myths Exposed, a free 33-page eBook that takes the 10 most dangerous investment myths head on and exposes the truth about each in a way every investor can understand. Read More.
  
  
• Stock Market Is Not Physics Part III  We have already seen that economic performance, earnings and inflation do not necessarily coincide with movements in apparently related financial markets. Is there any evidence that dramatic news events that make headlines, such as terrorist attacks, political events, wars, crises or any such events are causal to stock market movement? Read More.
  
  
• The Stock Market Is Not Physics: Part II  In the world of physics, action is followed by reaction. Most financial analysts, economists, historians, sociologists and futurists believe that society works the same way. They typically say, "Because so-and-so has happened, such-and-such will follow." Read More.
  
  
• Market Manipulation" Is Not Why Most Traders Lose  A look at EWI president Robert Prechter's requirements for successful trading
  How often have you heard analysts refer to a down day on Wall Street as "traders taking profits"? Sounds great, but the sobering fact is that most traders -- in futures, commodities, or forex -- lose money. Yet some traders do win; some even set records. In 1984, Elliott Wave International's president Robert Prechter won the U.S. Trading Championship, setting a new all-time profit record of 444.4% in a monitored real-money options account. Here is a link to the free report where he lays out his requirements for successful trading. Read More.
  
  
• How to Identify and Use Support and Resistance Levels  Since 1999, Elliott Wave International senior analyst and trading instructor Jeffrey Kennedy has produced dozens of Trader's Classroom lessons exclusively for his subscribers. While commodity markets are known as some of the toughest trading environments around, these actionable lessons from a skilled veteran can help you trade commodities, or any market for that matter, with more confidence. Read More.
  
  
• The Stock Market Is Not Physics: Part I  People default to physics when predicting social trends. The Law of Conservation of Momentum makes possible our modern technological world. People rely on it every day. Despite its use in so many areas, however, it is inapplicable to predicting social change. Read More.

before 2011

• Primary Precondition of Deflation (posted 10/9/2008)
• Three Questions the Government Doesn't Want You to Ask About the Financial Crisis (posted 9/22/2008)