While the major U.S. stock indexes have languished sideways lately, the German DAX and British FTSE made new all-time highs this summer. We've been tracking a few important correlations in the region to peek around the next corner -- watch monthly Global Market Perspective contributor Brian Whitmer explain more.

You may be asking, "What's the connection between a skyscraper and Japanese stocks?" Turns out, a significant one! More than once, the construction of tall buildings has marked important pivots in the NIKKEI 225. Watch as Asian-Pacific Financial Forecast editor Mark Galasiewski reveals the surprising details.

When you compare the yields in U.S. Treasuries to junk bond yields, an interesting picture emerges. For one, the difference between the two, or the "spread," has served as a useful stock market indicator before. Watch our Head of Global Research, Murray Gunn, explain why the spread may be offering a "really important clue for what is coming for financial markets."

October is almost here, and so far, "things are quiet" in the markets, says our monthly Global Market Perspective contributor Brian Whitmer. But watch as he lists a few items on his radar as he gives you highlights from the new, October issue.

Volatility has reigned on Wall Street this month. One way to measure and predict it is by looking at the difference, or "spread," between the "fear index" VIX and junk bonds. Here's our Head of Global Strategy, Murray Gunn, showing you an interesting chart in a preview of our new, October Global Market Perspective.

When you first learn Elliott wave analysis, the one move you always want to catch is wave 3. After all, it's the strongest and usually longest part of the basic wave pattern. But HOW exactly do you catch one? Watch our Interest Rates Pro Service editor Nady Laymoud show how he uses market corrections to answer that question. (U.S. 30-Year Treasury Bonds in focus).

Indian stocks have done better than many other global markets lately. That fits our Elliott wave forecast first made back in 2008. But does the Sensex have what it takes to overpower global turmoil and keep rising? Watch our Global Market Perspective contributor Mark Galasiewski touch on that as he walks you through a long-term Sensex chart.

With the yields on the 3-month U.S. T-bill at their highest in 22 years, "IT'S GO TIME," says our new, September Financial Forecast. Watch FF co-editor Peter Kendall walk you through an eye-opener of a chart stretching back to the 1990s to explain what "go" means.

Watch as our monthly European Financial Forecast editor Brian Whitmer gives you a peek inside the new, September issue -- and mentions one market that "impacts every other market on the planet."

Although bond yields and interest rates have spiked, corporate borrowers have yet to feel the pain. Why? Our monthly Global Market Perspective contributor, Murray Gunn, explains.