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Elliott Wave Principle: Key to Stock Market Profits

POLITICS FINANCIAL MARKETS, & POPULAR CULTURE...
... Do the trends in human affairs reveal a common link?

Yes, because the social mood will dictate those trends. Human nature is immutable; patterns of behavior repeat themselves, and are thus predictable.

Those repetitive patterns flow from the collective choices people make about who to vote for, when to invest, what to buy, even how to dress.

What appears random and unrelated will actually trace out a recognizable pattern, if you know what to look for.

We make it our business to know "what to look for". The method we use -- called the Wave Principle -- was discovered 60 years ago by Ralph Nelson Elliott. Our company rescued the Wave Principle from obscurity in 1978, and over the years we've used it to make stunningly accurate market forecasts.

Perhaps you've heard of Robert Prechter, from the success of his long-term market forecasts. Yet his analysis of social trends is just as astute. For example, at the height of George Bush's popularity (a record 91% approval following the war with Iraq) conventional wisdom said he couldn't lose the 1992 election. Remember? Yet Robert Prechter insisted that the cyclic forces of public mood would preclude Bush's re-election.

Prechter also has specific ideas about the prospects for Bill Clinton that you will find fascinating. Why not introduce yourself to our company? Many of our customers were initially attracted by our cultural and political analysis, and stayed because our investment forecasts are so good.

"As this century progresses, it becomes clearer that in order to satisfy the demands of some individuals and groups for the output of others, man, through the agency of the State, has begun to leech off that which he has created. He has not only mortgaged his present output, but he has mortgaged the output of future generations by consuming the capital that took generations to accumulate.

Minimum wages that deny employment to the unskilled, socialization of schools which smothers diversity and discourages innovation, rent control that consumes housing, extortion through transfer payments and stifling regulation of markets are all man's political attempts to repeal the natural laws of economic and sociology, and thus of nature. The familiar results are crumbling buildings and rotting railroads, bored and uneducated students, reduced capital investment, reduced production, inflation, stagnation, unemployment and ultimately widespread resentment and unrest. Institutionalized policies such as these create increasing instability and have the power to turn a nation of conscientious producers into a private sector of impatient gamblers and a public sector of unprincipled plunders. When the fifth wave of the fifth wave tops out, we need not ask why it has done so.

Reality, again, will be forced upon us. When the producers who are leeched upon disappear or are consumed, the leeches who remain will have lost their life support system, and the laws of nature will have to be patiently re-learned."

We can tell you as much about the Wave Principle as you want to know. You can start with Froster & Prechter's classic, Elliott Wave Principle: Key to Stock Market Profits, for only $26. With your order, we'll also send you the latest timely issue of Robert Prechter's famous monthly forecasting letter, The Elliott Wave Theorist, with our compliments.

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