May 30, 2010
ML charts updated for 05/30
May 23, 2010
ML charts updated for 05/23
May 16, 2010
ML charts updated for 05/16
May 10, 2010
Median Line (pitchfork) charts for 05/09
May 6, 2010
Was today’s drop in stocks forecasted?
I am always on the lookout for solid technical analysis. I am a subscriber to Robert Prechter’s Elliott Wave Theorist for that very reason.
I read April’s issue and was very impressed by the cycle analysis Prechter presents in the report. What did it say? A very important top was near at hand. After today’s price action, the forecast presented may well be underway. The report lays out a scenario for the next several years in stocks.
Today Elliott Wave International announced they are offering April’s Elliott Wave Theorist for FREE with a free sign up to Club EWI. You can get the report in exchange for your e-mail. Don’t worry, they don’t send worthless spam - only quality information. If you are already a Club EWI member, all you have to do is click through and access the report for free. A must read if you wonder where stocks are likely headed based on thorough research and solid technical analysis condensed into a FREE 10-page report!
Check it out. Sure to please any serious technical analyst, investor, or trader: http://bit.ly/bfgsMG
By the way, the title of the report is, “A Deadly Bearish Big Picture”. The array of time cycles he explains is nothing short of amazing; each one is relevant to the how and when of what stock market prices will do from now until the year 2016.
The April issue of The Elliott Wave Theorist fully recognizes the extraordinarily optimistic sentiment that now blankets the financial world. This is exactly the type of one-sided evidence that covered the financial world back in February of 2009 — except, of course, the extreme then led to a “deadly bullish” conclusion. Yes, that was precisely the month when Bob Prechter’s Elliott Wave Theorist told subscribers to expect the stock market to turn bullish.
Click here to access the report: http://bit.ly/bfgsMG
Enjoy!
Greg Fisher
How does today’s Dow loss compare?
Check out this link listing the greatest one day losses in the Dow Jones Industrial Average: http://online.wsj.com/mdc/public/page/2_3024-djia_alltime.html
Greg Fisher