Today, European Financial Forecast Editor Brian Whitmer shares a six-page report that sheds light on the status of the euro and European stocks. You also get Brian's special report, Europe's Monetary Magicians are Out of Tricks. His analysis reveals the "value play" myth in tech and gaming companies, the status of the euro crisis and more.

Posting Schedule

Monday, Jan. 27
Elliott Wave Financial Forecast Editor Steve Hochberg's U.S. outlook on stocks, bonds, gold, silver and USD & Staying Safe, a special report from Robert Prechter

Tuesday, Jan. 28
Steve Hochberg's 'Elliott Speaks: What Lies Ahead?' - a presentation from the New Orleans Investment Conference

Wednesday, Jan. 29
Asian-Pacific Financial Forecast Editor Mark Galasiewski's outlook on China, Hong Kong, Korea, India, Japan and more & Two Special Reports: Emerging Markets Reflect Social Mood and Australia: Labor's Loss and the Bull Market Ahead

Thursday, Jan. 30
Mark Galasiewski's 'How to Thrive in Asian-Pacific Markets Using The Wave Principle and Socionomics' - a presentation from Harry Dent's Irrational Economics Summit

Friday, Jan. 31
European Financial Forecast Editor Brian Whitmer's outlook on stocks and the euro & Special Report: Europe's Monetary Magicians are Out of Tricks

Saturday, Feb. 1
Brian Whitmer's 'A Tale of Two Europes' - a presentation from The Society of Technical Analysts of London

Monday, Feb. 3
Awesome Charts, from Robert Prechter's Elliott Wave Theorist

Tuesday, Feb. 4
Robert Prechter's 'Batten Down the Hatches' - a presentation from the New Orleans Investment Conference

The free online report includes coverage of :

Global stocks have set record highs, yet sentiment readings have hit off-the-charts extremes.
Gold, silver and bonds are in multi-year bear markets.
Investors in major markets around the world are exposing their money to unprecedented (and mostly unknown) risks.
Regional economies recently said to be "recovering" are slipping back into recession.
And despite widespread excitement for stocks, Main Street is still struggling.

You will not get this reasonable and objective outlook on the global markets from any other source. EWI's new report, The State of the Global Markets -- 2014 Edition, is a one-of-a-kind resource. I guarantee that you will read nothing like it anywhere.

Packed with timely charts and analysis, this new report tears down the popular investment myths of today and replaces them with hardcore reality allowing you to navigate the year ahead with confidence via a blend of hard facts, analysis and unique commentary – plus dozens of eye-opening charts and insights culled from this new 50-page subscriber report ($199 value) made available over the next 7 days. You will also get video presentations from EWI's top U.S., European and Asian-Pacific analysts as well as Robert Prechter's latest big-picture global outlook, plus intensive special sections titled:

Staying Safe
Nothing Common about These Stocks
Back to the Vanishing Point for Tech
The Long-Term Declining Trend in Personal Consumption
Emerging Markets Reflect Social Mood
The Great European Value Play
Europe’s Monetary Magicians are Out of Tricks
And a lot more!

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Excerpt:

Belief in perpetual inflation has been a major reference point for optimistic feelings about the stock market. With the Fed’s announcement in September that it will delay plans for “tapering” its breakneck pace of inflating, and with the appointment of “dove” (i.e. Inflationists) Janet Yellen as Chairman of the Federal Reserve, investors’ certainty about coming inflation must be higher than at any time since 1980. That’s when gold and silver reversed from all-time highs and began a two-decade bear market. That experience shows how much damage society-wide investors’ certainty about ever-higher inflation can wreak.

It may seem like folly to think this way now. Of course it does; that’s just how it felt in 2000 and 2007. It also felt like folly to turn bullish in March 2009. That’s how people feel at extremes of this degree.

With our best wishes for a prosperous New Year,

EWI

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About the Publisher, Elliott Wave International
Founded in 1979 by Robert R. Prechter Jr., Elliott Wave International (EWI) is the world's largest market forecasting firm. Its staff of full-time analysts provides 24-hour-a-day market analysis to institutional and private investors around the world.

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