In real terms, you earn nothing for investing in high yield. A sign of just how incredible financial markets are at this moment in time comes via the Junk Bonds chart.

The Wave Principle is a valuable tool that you need to add to your toolbox. In this clip, Trading Instructor Jeffrey Kennedy outlines the 3 key reasons why you need to incorporate the Elliott Wave Principle when looking for trade setups in your markets.

You'll find all kinds of answers to the question in the headline out there. But none will give you a clear, objective analysis based in bitcoin's sentiment reading at its past major highs and lows. If you're thinking about getting into Bitcoin -- and maybe other cryptos -- first, watch this video by our Crypto Pro Service editor.

"Zigzag" may sound like something you do when trying to evade sniper fire, but in wave analysis, this simple price pattern does something equally life-saving: It helps you to identify high-confident trade setups in the direction of the trend. Watch our Commodity Junctures editor show you how to use zigzags in real markets.

Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities, or TIPS, have been rising -- and so have the inflation worries. Will TIPS keep rising, though? Watch our Interest Rates Pro Service walk you through the Elliott wave pattern in TIP, a TIPS exchanged-traded fund, for clear, one-of-a-kind answers.

EWAVES (EWI's computer-generated wave counting juggernaut) doesn't read the news, doesn't use fundamentals and it never sleeps. What it does is count and rank waves. Listen to an old hand (our own Dave Allman, jaded wave counting savant) walk-thru this recent example in Marathon Petroleum (MPC) with an eye toward the nuts and bolts of the Wave Principle.

Every forex trader knows to watch closely when a currency pair slows down and starts to go sideways: Chances are, it hit a support or resistance price level. But how do you know if it’s likely to hold or not? Watch our Currency Pro Service editor apply simple Elliott wave analysis to AUDUSD in order to get the answer.

Throughout history, Americans have fallen in love with the stock market at moments that, in retrospect, were clearly the wrong time to do so. Watch our Global Markets Strategist highlight those moments on a DJIA chart and explain why this is relevant today.

If the phrase "global effective minimum corporate tax rate" gives you a toothache, you're not alone. But as unexciting as that may sound, there is a lesson to be learned here -- a lesson in how social mood, as reflected by the stock market's trend, influences big politics. Our Head of Global Research explains. (ETF VT in focus.)

Back in 2008, during the global financial crisis, business confidence in Australia took a hard tumble. Curiously, that low marked the start of a multi-year rally in the ASX 200. Watch our Asian-Pacific expert show you the latest position of the Aussie business confidence index and hint at the implications.