What Will December 31, 2014 Financial Headlines Look Like?
April 23, 2014 2:24 pm
Many scoff at notion stock bubble exists — Associated Press, Nov. 19, 2013
Economy Entering New Year on a Roll — Bloomberg, Dec. 25, 2013
‘We have entered a 15- to 20-year bull market’ — CNBC, Dec. 30, 2013
Economy poised for strong 2014 — Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Jan. 1, 2014
Market Prediction: Bull will keep charging in 2014 — USA Today, Jan. 2, 2014
Bull Market has Years Left Based on S&P 500 Valuations — Bloomberg, Jan. 6, 2014
Economist tells Denver audience to be aggressive over next four years — Denver Post, Jan. 9, 2014
This super bullish outlook was also expressed just before the 2000 and 2007 market tops. Indeed, a chart from the April 2014 Elliott Wave Financial Forecast shows that investment pros are more bullish now than before the two prior major market peaks.
EWI’s special report, The State of the U.S. Markets — 2014 Edition notes:
Investors are even more optimistic than economists. While the overall economy barely grinds ahead in first gear, indicators of Wall Street psychology stand at historic extremes of optimism. This optimism is the only thing holding up nominal stock prices.
Market history shows that extremes in psychology always reach a turning point. The Wave Principle can help you identify when the market’s trend is about to change.
It is a thrilling experience to pinpoint a turn, and the Wave Principle is the only approach that can occasionally provide the opportunity to do so.
The ability to identify such junctures is remarkable enough, but the Wave Principle is the only method of analysis that also provides guidelines for forecasting…
It is our practice to try to determine in advance where the next move will likely take the market.
Elliott Wave Principle: Key to Market Behavior, tenth edition, p. 96
Be aware that the Wave Principle has now identified what appears to be a history making market juncture.
If stock market prices unfold in the way that we expect, the financial headlines at the end of 2014 will look a lot different than last year.
EWI’s free report, The State of the U.S. Markets — 2014 Edition, helps you to anticipate the next likely major move in the market and you can get the entire 24-page report for FREE. See below for full details.
This super bullish outlook was also expressed just before the 2000 and 2007 market tops. Indeed, a chart from the April 2014 Elliott Wave Financial Forecast shows that investment pros are more bullish now than before the two prior major market peaks.
EWI’s special report, The State of the U.S. Markets —
2014 Edition notes:
Market history shows that extremes in psychology always reach a turning point. The Wave Principle can help you identify when the market’s trend is about to change.
Be aware that the Wave Principle has now identified what appears to be a history making market juncture.
If stock market prices unfold in the way that we expect, the financial headlines at the end of 2014 will look a lot different than last year.
EWI’s free report, The State of the U.S. Markets — 2014
Edition, helps you to anticipate the next likely major
move in the market and you can get the entire 24-page report
for FREE. See below for full details.
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