One of the six tenets of the Dow Theory -- and R.N. Elliott was a fan -- says that the stock market "averages must confirm each other." In other words, if the DAX rises but the FTSE falls, or vice versa, it's a red flag. Here's why this insight is relevant today, explains European Short Term Update editor Murray Gunn in his new video.

One of the benefits of using Elliott wave analysis is that is allows you to see your market at multiple degrees of trend. Watch our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden show you the waves in U.S. Dollar Index dating back to the 2008 financial crisis -- and zoom in on today's price pattern to show you where the buck is likely headed next.

Markets develop in 5 and 3-wave patterns, says the Elliott Wave Principle. So, what should you expect after you see a 5-wave move on a chart? And if a 3-wave correction develops, how far might it go? Watch our Interest Rates Pro Service analyst, Ivo Zhelev, give you a quick lesson by looking at the recent price action in the Eurex Bund.

In several Asian-Pacific markets, there is a noteworthy relationship between the strength of local currencies against the U.S. dollar -- and the local stock market. Watch our Asian-Pacific Short Term Update editor Chris Carolan give you two recent examples of where this relationship worked well... and one where it didn't.

As battles continue in Ukraine, the world finds itself thinking the unthinkable once again. Yes, after decades of relative complacency, an era of heightened concern over nuclear weapons seems to be upon us once again. See the chart that used Elliott wave analysis to anticipate such a development more than seven years before Russia's invasion.

"On a chart, where do I start my wave count?" -- "What should I expect after a 5-wave move?" -- ??? -- Answers to these and other basic questions are the foundation of Elliott wave application in real markets. In his new video, our Interest Rates Pro Service editor Nady Laymoud gives you answers using U.S. 10-Year Treasury Notes.

When Solana was released in 2020, it went for 21 cents -- that's before it rose as high as $258 a coin. Then it crashed 97%! Now that's it up big again, is that the start of a new move to all-time highs? Watch our Crypto Trader's Classroom editor, Tony Carrion, give you his thoughts on what's going on.

When you combine Elliott waves with other technical analysis indicators, often it helps you clarify your forecast. Watch our Currency Pro Service editor, Michael Madden, combine the waves with classic technical tools like Head & Shoulders and RSI to forecast the next move in USD/CAD.

We often get asked if Elliott waves work in markets other than the major ones. The answer is a resounding yes. The waves track investor psychology, so anywhere you have a group of investors buying and selling, you'll see waves shaping the trends. Watch this quick wave lesson from our Interest Rates Pro Service analyst, Ivo Zhelev.

Almost 90 years ago, R.N. Elliott made his discovery that the financial markets are patterned. Today, the same patterns repeat in all liquid markets. Watch our Commodities Pro Service editor Jim Martens give you a recent example with feeder cattle in focus.