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Governments use "fiscal stimulus" to kick start a weak economy … right? That's what textbooks say, but, real-world experience is otherwise. In truth, government "stimulus" is a lagging response to a bear market that has already turned around. See EWI's Mark Galasiewski explain the past and present in Japan as a case-in-point, with the opportunity it suggests.

The year is wrapping up, so let's take a fly-over view of Europe. Watch as our monthly Global Market Perspective contributor shows you some eye-opening statistics -- and puts it in the all-important Elliott wave perspective.

Every market has its tendencies. Seasonal tendencies are what you hear about most commonly. Natural gas -- a.k.a., the "most volatile commodity" -- is no exception. Watch our Energy Pro Service editor put natural gas' tendencies in an Elliott wave perspective.

We often get asked if you can apply Elliott waves to markets other than the DJIA, or the FTSE. The answer is a decided "Yes!" Watch our Global Market Perspective contributor walk you through wave patterns (and supporting indicators) in South Korea's KOSPI stock index.

Right now, many analysts are focused on what's next for the British pound, and most discussions you hear revolve around Brexit and British politics. For a different perspective, watch our Currency Pro Service co-editor show you the Elliott wave picture for GBP/USD and GBP/JPY.

When you watch Elliott waves unfold in your price charts, you are watching human psychology in action. It's not surprising, then, that each Elliott wave has its own "personality." And it pays to know them -- here's how.

In a nutshell, Charles Dow's famous theory says that the Dow Jones Transportation Average and the Dow Jones Industrial Average must go up or down together -- to "confirm" a bull or bear market. But can you apply this theory to markets like bonds? Yes. Watch our Interest Rates Pro Service editor explain how.

Credit is the lifeblood of modern economy. Watch as our monthly Global Market Perspective contributor takes a close look at today's "credit impulse" readings and explains the implications.

There is a stock whose performance is a bellwether not just for its sector, or even its native country's economy -- but the global economy. No, it's not Google or Alibaba. Watch as our monthly Global Market Perspective contributor explains.

The CNN Fear & Greed index is a popular tool among traders. It shows you whether most market participants are bullish or bearish, which you can use as a contrarian indicator. But watch as our U.S. Stocks Intraday Pro Service editor shows you why extreme sentiment alone is not a very precise tool.