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About Syndicated PublisherPaul Thomason is the Founder and Editor of the website and publishing service, Elliott Wave Market Service.
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Game Changer: Google Spreads Its Wings!By Syndicated Publisher on May 21, 2013 | No Comments
On Monday I posted Google Q2 2013 Update: Valuing Possibly The Most Powerful Co. In The World?, an update on Google’s valuation and target price points for my subscribers. In said piece, I illuminated the massive misunderstanding of Google’s business model. I consistently hear pundits ... -
SPX: Long-Term BreakoutBy Syndicated Publisher on May 20, 2013 | No Comments
While we tend to focus more on the short and intermediate term, we notice that there is a lot going on in the long term time frame. Most obvious is the breakout above the top of a long-term trading range. The breakout is decisive (more than three percent), so the technical assumption is that it is ... -
Why Bonds Are Not Dead And The Dollar Gets WeakerBy Syndicated Publisher on May 20, 2013 | No Comments
There have been quite a few bold predictions, since the beginning of the year, that the dollar was set to soar and that the great bond bull market was dead. The primary thesis behind these views was that the economy was set to strengthen and inflation would begin to seep its way back into the s... -
Inflation: A Long-Term PerspectiveBy Syndicated Publisher on May 20, 2013 | No Comments
The May 2012 Consumer Price Index for Urban Consumers (CPI-U) released last week puts the April year-over-year inflation rate at 1.06%, dramatically below the 3.92% average since the end of the Second World War. For a comparison of headline inflation with core inflation, which is based on the CPI ex... -
Stocks Still Poppin’. Gold Still Droppin’...By Syndicated Publisher on May 20, 2013 | No Comments
Four straight weeks of stock market gains without even a minor pullback to retest the support at the 30-day m.a. again. In the 7th straight month of gains since the November low. It does have a lot of scrambling going on to reverse previous opinions, and a lot of interesting observations. Financial... -
SPX Topping ExtremesBy Syndicated Publisher on May 19, 2013 | No Comments
The levitating stock markets continue to seductively entrance traders, powering to new nominal record highs day after day after day. No one believes a meaningful selloff is even possible anymore, thanks to the vast deluge of central-bank monetary inflation. Sheer euphoria has set in as all perce... -
Final 2008 Doomsday Scenarios Fading Away!By Syndicated Publisher on May 18, 2013 | No Comments
The gloom and doom theorists swarmed out of the woodwork during the 2008 financial meltdown in reaction to government actions taken to prevent the ‘great recession’ from morphing into the next great depression. The blame fell on both political parties. The Bush administration began the bailout e... -
The Dismal Economic Reports Continue!By Syndicated Publisher on May 17, 2013 | No Comments
I haven’t been remarking much lately about the several months of worsening economic reports that clearly indicate how the economy is stumbling again this year as we enter the summer months. What would be the point. Unlike the last three years, the stock market doesn’t seem to care this year. Bu... -
Golden BullseyeBy Syndicated Publisher on May 17, 2013 | No Comments
One of the lessons that gold bugs are learning, in the most painful way possible, is that you can’t trade a manipulated market. When big players with regulatory immunity can move an asset’s price — and can see resistance/support levels and moving averages just as clearly as anyone else — sma... -
Chart Of The Day: Extreme SPX!By Syndicated Publisher on May 16, 2013 | No Comments
Recently I have been discussing the direct connection between the Federal Reserve’s QE program and the market as well as putting you, my dear reader, to the task of answering the inherent questions regarding the sustainability of the current rally. Today’s chart of the day looks at th... -
Employment Indicators Suggest New Highs Into FallBy Syndicated Publisher on May 16, 2013 | No Comments
Back in March I penned an article showing that leading indicators for employment were forecasting further job gains, which would also support new highs in the stock market. Since then the employment picture has only improved and now suggests the markets continue to rally into the fall. Leading Em... -
Europe: Social Mood Darkens, Economy In FreefallBy Syndicated Publisher on May 15, 2013 | No Comments
A PEW study on European Attitudes shows social mood is darkening in the Eurozone, but especially in France. The 78 page study “The New Sick Man of Europe: The European Union” is worth a look in entirety, but let’s turn the spotlight on France. France in Free Fall The euro crisi...
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