Markets progress in a basic pattern of 5 Elliott waves in the direction of the main trend and 3 waves against it. So, spotting the end of a wave 5 is key information. But how? Watch our European Short Term Update show you how he applied Elliott waves to a chart of Marks & Spencer plc during the stock's recent rally -- and the subsequent 46% sell-off.

You may have heard that Elliott wave price patterns are "fractal": Meaning, larger patterns are made up of similar but smaller patterns. Which means that sometimes, when you see a small pattern, it gives you a preview of what to expect on a larger scale. Watch our monthly Global Market Perspective contributor show you how this played out in real markets: Indian stocks and commodities.

During previous crises, the Federal Reserve and other central banks would step in with money printing. Now, their ability to do so is compromised as consumer price inflation is raging. Watch our monthly Global Market Perspective contributor touch on where that leaves corporate bonds as he gives you a preview of the new, April issue.

You know there are thousands of cryptocurrencies out there, but which one is a solid bet? There are no guarantees in markets, and Elliott wave analysis likewise deals only in probabilities, not certainties. Watch our Crypto Pro Service analyst walk you through RUNE's recent wave juncture to describe what those probabilities suggest for this crypto newcomer.

Catching the exact top or bottom makes you feel like Einstein. The problem is, markets don't make it easy -- if you've tried, you know. But watch our Commodities Intraday Pro Service editor Nady Laymoud walk you through a cocoa chart and see how simple Elliott wave analysis helps you with this challenging (and rewarding) task.

Non-fungible tokens may not be a market you're watching -- but you should. It topped last November, but it wasn't the only market for whom that month proved pivotal. Bitcoin, Ethereum, NASDAQ -- all of them (and more) registered a top that month. Why? Watch our chief Crypto Pro Service analyst give you an explanation rooted in market psychology.

Recent headlines firmly tie together rising oil prices with the Russia/Ukraine war, but Elliott waves suggested a big rally in oil well before the conflict. So, where to from here? Watch our Energy Pro Service editor show you the big wave picture. You'll find it quite eye-opening.

The Aussie dollar and the Canadian dollar are known as "commodity dollars" because their trends tend to correlate with trends in precious metals and oil. Lately, rising commodity prices have "helped" those currencies. But could you have foreseen the rise in Australian dollar before the inflation headlines? Yes -- watch our Currency Pro Service editor watch you through Elliott wave patterns in AUDJPY and explain how.

It's a myth that in bear markets there are more sellers than buyers; sellers are simply more committed. So, looking at the two large groups of investors -- Commercials and Large Speculators -- who appears to be more committed to the downside right now? Our monthly Global Market Perspective contributor explains -- and outlines the implications.

Real market forecasting attempts to predict the next move before the news, even without any news. Watch our Head of Global Strategy walk you through the chart of Germany's DAX index to show how Elliott waves were ahead of the recent sell-off -- and before the Russia-Ukraine war.