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Here’s a great guest piece by Robert Prechter, author of what is currently my favorite investment newsletter, the Elliott Wave Theorist. Bob talks about a subject that’s probably as near and dear to your heart as it is mine – market herding. And if you want to read more, at the end of this piece […]
Regular readers know that I’m a big fan of Bob Prechter’s investment analysis. One of my favorite aspects of his work is the use of sentiment indicators as a market timing mechanism – that is, when everyone is bearish, you should be greedy, and when everyone is bullish, you should run for the hills. In […]
I’m working from the road today, so I’ve got the nice benefit of having CNBC on here – man, are they yucking it up today! With the Dow hitting a new 2009 high, I haven’t heard anyone expressing any skepticism – “all the stars are aligned for higher stocks” is something that was just pronounced! […]
The following article was adapted from the November 2009 Elliott Wave Financial Forecast and reprinted with permission here. Steve Hochberg and Pete Kendall produce stellar analysis for Elliott Wave International – two of my favorite guys in the biz – here, they take a look at trading volume, and what it says about investor confidence. […]
Growing earnings lead to increasing stock prices. Of course. Or do they? The folks over at Elliott Wave International say this is an old wives tale – and I have to admit, they make a compelling, interesting case. Read on, for an eye opening challenge of this basic assumption! *** Earnings: Is That REALLY What’s […]
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