Is The Recent Stock Market Rally A Repeat Of The Bottom? Prechter's latest Elliott Wave Theorist reveals evidence on whether or not we are at the start of a new bull market By Nico Isaac Tue, 22 Feb Challenge the way you think about investing with The EWI Independent.

On this, the following excerpt from a February 16 Fortune article fills in the analogy: We haven't seen anything like the surge since the Great Depression bounce backs of and In Bob's own words: Back then, widespread pessimism had calcified into a solid and impenetrable mistrust of any market rallies -- as these headlines from the time make plain: Let us live now and enjoy it. Tomorrow we may be run down by a trolley car.

People purchasing securities at these levels are just 'kidding' themselves from the long-term outlook. The only "caution" seen on Wall Street in regard to stocks is for NOT investing enough.

On page 7 of the February Theorist, Bob presents an eye-opening chart of the DJIA versus two major sentiment indicators that reveals how investors and advisors are more bullish today than at the peak. Here again, the rosy news items below stand in stark contrast to those from There's nothing but upside to come. The opposite holds true near bottoms, when investors demand high dividends to offset the perceived risk in stocks.

In his NY Times business bestseller Conquer the Crash, Prechter reinforced this discovery via the following close-up of the DJIA versus dividend yields from Prechter reveals in the February Theorist what the Dow's current annual dividend yield is. You'll find much more unique evidence in this Theorist issue.

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Please ask your broker or your advisor to explain all risks to you before making any trading and investing decisions. From FM to AM, the boob tube to the youtube, one message is coming through the mainstream financial satellites loud and clear: In other words, the U.

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While the "speed" of the advance in stocks today is indeed similar to that of , one of the most striking differences, observes Prechter, is that investor sentiment in was the polar opposite of today. Another piece of evidence that betrays a glaring difference between the and lows are dividend yields. Poor Fair Average Good Excellent.

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