What can you learn about the coming stock market trends by tracking popular music styles? A lot! Watch the co-editor of our monthly Financial Forecast examine pop music hits over time and show you the implications for investors.

As you know, the Chinese yuan has been getting weaker vs the U.S. dollar. But is the Chinese government behind the weakness -- or something else? Watch our Asian-Pacific opportunities expert give you some unconventional answers.

Market sentiment -- especially its extremes, bullish or bearish -- can give you important clues about the trend. But not all global markets have their own sentiment measures. What to do? Watch this video where our Global Market Perspective contributor explains one way.

The news out of the United Kingdom is almost as volatile as the markets. Yet if we step back, we can see some order in the disarray. Watch to discover how a socionomic perspective allows us to understand Britain's 2016 vote to leave the EU, the drama that has unfolded since and the prospects for another "exit" in the UK that reveals just how deep the kingdom's divisions go.

It's hard to believe but investors today still herd just like they did a 100 or 300 years ago. Watch our monthly Global Market Perspective contributor illustrate this point by showing you recent activity in the European bond markets.

Every Elliott wave analysis, trader or investor has his or her own favorite supporting technical indicator. You probably do, too. Want to learn another one?

You may have heard that Elliott wave analysis is "complicated." It can be -- just about anything could be made complicated.

China's currency is in the news -- "It's falling!" -- but as it's often the case, it's the kind of move that was in the cards long ago. Watch as our Asian-Pacific Short Term Update editor explains more, and also see how the yuan is not the only market that's been destined to fall.

Could you have spotted the August reversal in stocks -- before it happened? Only the hindsight is 20/20, of course -- but even so, there are tools you can employ to spot trend reversals with high confidence.

Most methods of technical analysis, including Elliott waves, are visual. To gauge the trend, you LOOK at prices and how they relate to your chosen indicators. But there is an even simpler way. Watch the editor of our Interest Rates Pro Service show you how. (Bonus: You'll also get our latest on the "inverted yield curve," the boogeyman you hear so much about in the news lately.)