Elliott Wave Market Minute

The DOW and S&P closed at record highs again on negative breadth and a higher percentage of down volume relative to up volume. In the context of where the market is in its rally, we think this is important. Come see why - read tonight’s just published Short Term Update. https://bit.ly/2Xcr2Y2

Yesterday’s CBOE equity put/call ratio was the lowest of the year, and today the Dow closed above 28,000 for the first time ever. Find out what that means to you, along with other major markets, in tonight’s Short Term Update. https://bit.ly/2Xcr2Y2

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Last night, Bob Prechter published the November Elliott Wave Theorist. In discusses “exciting times in 3 key markets” – stocks, bonds and gold. Read it now to find out what’s next for these markets. https://bit.ly/2Xcr2Y2

Three weeks ago the euro was cranking and the dollar was tanking – today, just the opposite is true. Want to know where the 11 top FX markets and Cryptos are headed next? We have answers, AND it’s FREE week! Join us tomorrow, November 13th for full access to our Currency Pro Service. https://bit.ly/32MZ3zG

As of last week, VIX traders were making a record bet that stock market volatility will remain low. Oh, so just like LAST November? How’d that one work out? To get the whole picture, read our just published issue of the Elliott Wave Financial Forecast. https://bit.ly/32BxDMZ

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Silver was down more than 3% for the second time this week and bonds were down three full points intraday. Find out what’s next for rates, metals and stocks when we publish a new Elliott Wave Financial Forecast tomorrow. https://bit.ly/2NlQQOj

The Dow closed almost exactly flat today after 2 consecutive days of new all-time highs. Find out what Chief Market Strategist Steven Hochberg sees next for the index in tonight’s Short Term Update. https://bit.ly/2NlQQOj

Gold fell nearly 2 percent today, and silver nearly 3 percent. If you need guidance, our Pro Services metals experts are in the trenches every day. https://bit.ly/2PRl8u6

Stocks gapped higher at today’s open, and the intraday CBOE put-call ratio showed a 22 month extreme in the level of call-buying to put-buying. The NYSE advance/decline ratio closed the day at 1.56 to 1, which is a mild day relative to a new all-time high in the Dow Indusdustirals. To see what that means, check out tonight’s new Short Term Update. https://bit.ly/31Nha9f

Well, the old adage says to “Sell in May and Go Away.” Not sure how that worked out for everyone, but we look at markets through a different lens anyway. Get our current take in tonight’s Short Term Update. https://bit.ly/31Nha9f

Did the divergences and non-confirmations matter? What non-confirmations, you ask? Then you clearly have not read this week’s Short Term Updates. Don’t be fooled by these seemingly “ultra-calm markets.” See what the patterns reveal about what’s to come. https://bit.ly/31Nha9f

Well, the Fed followed the market’s lead and lowered rates again, while the S&P 500 made its 3rd consecutive all-time high today unconfirmed by the Dow and NASDAQ. Learn what really matters in tonight’s Short Term Update. https://bit.ly/31Nha9f

All major U.S. stock indexes closed higher and a non-confirmation in the blue-chip indexes is growing stronger. See what that means in tonight’s Short Term Update. https://bit.ly/31Nha9f