Can we really predict the Forex Markets? Well, to speak with Mr. Obama:  “Yes we can!” Do i hear you ask: “How?”

Mainstream financial analysts always look for ways to explain market action through news stories and events. Conventional wisdom states that news and inter-market correlations cause market booms and busts, but such explanations rely on selective presentation of the data.

Mainstream financial analysts always look for ways to explain market action through news stories and events. Conventional wisdom states that news and inter-market correlations cause market booms and busts, but such explanations rely on selective presentation of the data. In this video, Elliott Wave International’s Asian-Pacific Financial Forecast Editor Mark Galasiewski shows you how Elliott wave analysis was able to predict Hong Kong’s late ’90s mania and its aftermath in real time — without looking at the news or the market’s “fundamentals.”

Prechter on CNBC: Prechter’s Perspective on Stocks Robert Prechter joins host Maria Bartiromo on CNBC’s Closing Bell to talk about his bearish forecast for stocks and offer investment advice. FREE Report: 20 Questions with Robert Prechter Noted financial commentator Jim Puplava asks Robert Prechter tough questions about fiat currency, gold, the Fed, the Great Depression, [...]

See why the Bank Reform Will Shrink Credit and Kill the Economy

The Senate version of financial regulation is bad for business on Wall Street and, according to the Wall Street Journal, could cut the profits of major financial institutions by roughly 20%. Find out why Robert Prechter thinks it’s also bad for the economy in the third excerpt from Robert Prechter’s May 20 interview with Yahoo! Finance Tech Ticker host Aaron Task.

Robert Prechter discussed the recent global sell-off that has sent all major
U.S. averages 10% below their 2010 highs with Yahoo! Finance Tech Ticker host
Aaron Task on May 20, 2010. Prechter says that the current climate shows that “we’re
in a wave of recognition” where the fundamentals are catching up to the
technicals and that it’s time to prepare for a “long way down.”