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By Bob Stokes
Thu, 17 Nov 2011 17:00:00 ET
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The Elliott Wave Theorist is born each month.
 
For more than three decades, the Theorist has served subscribers a "different" perspective on markets, the economy and even social trends. This unique publication has stood the test of time.
 
By "different," I mean unconventional. You see, the publication's analysis is based on the Elliott Wave Principle, which in turn reflects real-time market observations.
 
As you probably know, the Theorist is written by Elliott wave authority Robert Prechter Jr. His Elliott wave analysis has been steadfast throughout the market's long "topping process."
 
Many of the most unconventional forecasts in the Theorist have come to pass -- others appear ready to unfold soon.
 
Please consider these excerpts of what subscribers read in recent issues -- starting with how Prechter began the August Elliott Wave Theorist:
 
"This month I’m going to look at the real-time indications of a major top that we’ve been showing you month after month in The Elliott Wave Theorist... While people who read our monthly issues are getting a really good update of things that we see in real time as they develop, it is important at this time to review all of the indicators and charts together so that you can get the impact of what we’re seeing. The entire picture, in which one thing supports another, brings us to a rather radical conclusion about what stock prices are likely to do."
 
In that same issue, Prechter presents an updated version of the chart below:
 
 
 
 
Now read this excerpt from the September issue:
 
"Articles come out almost daily talking about the extreme volatility and what it 'means.' But this is something we forecast...Articles are also talking about the record positive correlation among S&P stocks, the positive correlation among the world’s various stock indexes, and the positive correlation between stocks and other markets, and what all these conditions might 'mean.' But nine years ago, we observed the start of this trend, predicted its continuation and explained why it would happen... "
 
In the October Theorist, you'll learn about changes in the Federal Reserve's and federal government's pursuit of breath-taking inflationary policies. You can read why Prechter calls these "momentous events." 

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Tags: Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA), Elliott Wave Theorist, market crash, market forecasts, Robert Prechter, U.S. Federal Reserve (the Fed)
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