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Hello, Elliott wavers, and welcome to the final episode of EWI Insight. When we launched the podcast
Let's talk about business opportunities in a bear market. Bear markets, recessions and depressions t
The Fed makes a second emergency rate cut and the market just doesn't care. First, let's get this ou
A lot of people think gold, silver and, more recently, cryptocurrency are so-called "crisis hedges,"
The rout continues. And you may have started to see the new buzz phrase in the financial media, and
There's so much confusion out there. People want to know what's going on in the stock market. And we
The oil market has seen some huge moves. A 30% dive Sunday night. But what's happened in oil this ye
What a day we had yesterday. Circuit breakers triggered on the NYSE, oil plunges, rates down, global
One of the themes we hit on EWI Insight is that the reasons the media gives you for the markets' mov
A hundred S&P points here, a hundred S&P points there. These are some wild times in the mark
The U.S. invaded Afghanistan in October 2001, one of the manifestations of the same negative social
Let's talk about the Fed's so-called emergency rate cut yesterday. We're being told that this is a r
We had a bit of a respite from the global selloff yesterday. Equities rebounded, which makes it a go
With the global selloff, deflation has popped back into the news. You may have seen stories about it
Did you hear what happened on the TSX? Trading halted at the Toronto Stock Exchange a little after 2
The House of Mouse has a new leader. Bob Iger is out as Disney’s CEO. He’d held the position since 2
Pop quiz. Can you think of a major equity index that's above its January high? There's only one: the
Have you hit the panic button yet? Selloff in global equities yesterday. And what's behind the sello
The crypto markets still have some drama left in the tank. When you hear about a market making a dou
In less than 45 minutes, the Dow dove 400 points off the day's high, throwing the financial media in