Short-term Elliott Wave View in Meta shows an ending diagonal rally from 10.23.2023 low. Up from 10.23.2023 low, wave (1) ended at 342.92 and pullback in wave (2) ended at 313.66. The stock rallies again in wave (3) and dips in wave (4)

NEO's rise appears to end at the level of 15.46, which is 5 Impulse Waves in Wave 1. Therefore, the next price structure is a Wave 2 correction pattern with a retracement level of 61.8 % Wave 1.

And 30 years of turnover data. Currently doing regressions on data on reserve bank holdings, in a project with Jeffrey Frankel and Hiro It. In terms of aggregates, we have 50 years of estimates (about 25 years of actual data, and yet fewer years on.

Many eons ago, the notion of a “safe haven” was a government bond. This idea is obviously long since buried, as bonds had a wipeout on the scale one might expect from speculative biotech startups

Stocks gapped lower, while the equal-weight and small-cap indexes didn’t recover much. The S&P 500 finished the day lower by around 15 bps

In this video, Ira Epstein reviews the day's trading in various SPDR-ETF markets for the trading day just ended, Tuesday, January 9.

Oil managed to move higher yesterday following the weakness earlier in the week. Meanwhile, US natural gas prices rallied on the back of forecasts for colder weather across parts of the US

Markets are bullish into a range tonight, which means this Breakout-pullback could be EASY money tomorrow

As is always the case, it’s a good idea to check for previous analogous situations before claiming that “this move” is real or fake.

Higher trading volume certainly suggests the market may have more upside in store for Amazon, AGNC Investment, and Citigroup’s stock

GBP/USD is in focus as it hovers around 1.2710 during the Asian session on Wednesday. After a recent dip that interrupted a four-day winning streak, the Pound Sterling found support against the US Dollar.

USDJPY has rebounded from the support level at 140.25, with the falling trend line on the weekly chart providing additional support. This suggests that pullback from 151.90 has completed, indicating a potential for another rise in the coming weeks

After a recent stock market dip, attention gradually shifts to the upcoming earnings season to gain insights into companies' growth trajectories.

In this video, Ira Epstein reviews the activity in the Financial Markets after the day that just ended, Tuesday, January 9.

Stocks had another wobbly day as the markets squared up ahead of the inflation data on Thursday.

Australian inflation drops. Philippine trade data is also set for release today

On January 17, Alcoa Aluminum will report earnings. As a main aluminum producer, Alcoa announced cost-cutting measures along with plans to curtail production at one Western Australian Refinery.

Pfizer is one of the world's largest pharmaceutical firms, with annual sales close to $50 billion. Over the past year, Pfizer's share price decreased about 39.25% from $48.39 to $29.39 as of Tuesday’s market close.

Understanding the wave count for the USD DXY is an important point, if you understand this count it will set you up for trades in many other markets, this setup will take about a week.

Yesterday I looked at some employment metrics from Friday’s jobs report. Today let’s look at un- (and under-)employment.