Despite the fact that stocks of electric car makers (looking at you, TSLA) are down significantly over the past year -- some as much as 93% (looking at you, Lordstown Motors) -- investors' reaction has been "curious," says our Financial Forecast co-editor while giving you a sneak peek into the new, March issue.

What you see in the title may sound like a trick question, but it's not. What's more, how you answer it may have profound implications for your portfolio. Watch our Asian-Pacific Financial Forecast editor show you an eye-opening chart of the MSCI Emerging Markets Index to indicate exactly when wars are most likely to break out.

See a real-time example of how the Elliott Wave "Diagonal" pattern recently anticipated a huge move in the 10-Year Australian Bond.

The principle of Occam's razor states that the simplest solution tends to be the right one. Watch our Trader's Classroom and Commodity Junctures editor Jeffrey Kennedy show why keeping things simple also works when you're applying the Elliott Wave Principle to the markets. (Cocoa in focus.)

The question in the headline is on the minds of millions of investors right now -- maybe yours, too. Watch our Asian-Pacific Short Term Update editor give you a fast, clear answer using basic Elliott wave analysis.

The euro recently fell below $1.12 against the U.S. dollar. Since then, EURUSD rebounded strongly. Was there a way to forecast that bottom? Watch our Currency Pro Service editor watch you through Elliott wave patterns in EURUSD and explain how they helped with that difficult task.

This year, BB-rated bonds, or "junk," had their worst January ever. As you know, this January wasn't kind to stocks, either -- except, junk bonds topped well before the DJIA did. We've seen this before. Watch our Global Markets Strategist show you what this relationship says about the next likely move in both markets.

The expectations that the ECB will raise interest rates suggest to many that the EU's banking sector will do well this year. Watch our Head of Global Research walk you through an Elliott wave chart of Deutsche Bank, whose shares have risen lately, to give you the answer.

This Elliott wave pattern is a favorite among traders: the Triangle. Once you're able to spot this pattern in your price charts, you can expect a big move to follow. Watch our Senior Trading Instructor, Jeffrey Kennedy, show you how to catch and ride triangles.

This January, of the 92 global equity markets tracked by Bloomberg, 10 top performers were emerging or "frontier" markets. What does that mean for the sector for the rest of 2022? Our Asian-Pacific Financial Forecast editor explains.