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"No crowd buys stocks of other countries intelligently" Elliott Wave International's 25+ analysts regularly review more than 100+ market indicators to keep subscribers ahead of major turns. Many of those are "technical" indicators. Others are "sentiment" related. Let's focus on a key sentiment measure which has a stellar track record. As the book Prechter's Perspective says: For decades, heavy foreign buying in the U.S. stock market has served as an excellent indicator of major tops. This indicator also works elsewhere around the globe. For instance, in the late 1980s, after years of indif...

Why This Excellent Stock Market Indicator Should Be On Your Radar Screen Now "No crowd buys stocks of other countries intelligently" Elliott Wave International's 25+ analysts regularly review more than 100+ market indicators to keep subscribers ahead of major turns. Many of those are "technical" indicators. Others are "sentiment" related. Let's focus on a key sentiment measure that has a stellar track record. As the book Prechter's Perspective says: For decades, heavy foreign buying in the U.S. stock market has served as an excellent indicator of major tops. This indicator also works elsewhe...

related markets tend to move in unison. However, when a trend is near exhaustion -- either bullish or bearish, "non-confirmations" often occur. This is when one market continues to rise (or fall), but a related market does not. As a case in point, the Feb. 3 U.S. Short Term Update, an Elliott Wave International thrice weekly publication which provides near-term forecasts for major U.S. financial markets, discussed the details of a non-confirmation between the price action of gold and silver. Here's a chart and commentary: [Silver] plunged nearly 13% in a matter of ten hours from Monday night...

If you're a close observer of the metals market, you know that the price of silver has taken a tumble during the past several days. Elliott wave analysis was a big help in identifying the price turn, which occurred on Jan. 6. Indeed, here's a chart and commentary from the Jan. 6 issue of our Monday-Wednesday-Friday U.S. Short Term Update, an Elliott Wave International publication which provides near-term forecasts for major U.S. financial markets: [Silver]'s rally to $27.97, this morning's high, completes [the upward wave at two degrees of trend]... Today's high met the $27.88-$28.29 r...

So, the current bull market  will end sooner or later. The prior two bull market tops occurred in the years 2007 and 2000. One of the characteristics of each of those tops was investors’ ramped up use of margin. In other words, market participants were borrowing heavily to buy stocks. This can work out well until stock prices tumble. Then come the “margin calls” or demands from their brokerage firms to increase the amount of equity in their accounts. Investors who lack sufficient cash to deposit into their accounts are often forced to liquidate securities quickly, which can result in ...