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Greetings, Our friends at Elliott Wave International have just announced the beginning of their wildly popular FreeWeek event, where they've thrown open the doors to some of their most popular paid services to non-subscribers for one week only. You can access EWI’s intraday and end-of-day Forex forecasts  right now  through next Wednesday, May 20. This unique opportunity only lasts a short time, so don't delay! Learn more about EWI's FreeWeek here . This video features Elliott Wave International Senior Currency Analyst, Jim Martens, using Elliott wave analysis to forecast the U.S. dollar's near-term moves. Now through May 20, you can access all of Elliott Wave International's intraday and end-of-day Forex forecasts completely free.  Access EWI's FreeWeek . Get all of Jim Marten's intraday and end-of-day Forex forecasts FREE through May 20. Access EWI's FreeWeek .

April 23, 2009 By Mark Galasiewski The following is excerpted from Elliott Wave International’s Global Market Perspective. The full 120-page publication, which features forecasts for every major world market, is available free until April 30. Visit Elliott Wave International to download it free . Conventional wisdom says that central banks can influence or even direct financial markets and the macroeconomy. The very existence of Elliott waves challenges such assumptions. For if markets responded to every central bank directive, how could Elliott waves exist? Parallel trend channels, Fibonacci price relationships, the similarity of form between waves of different sizes and time periods—none of that would be possible. Central bank decisions would have to coincide perfectly with turning points in Elliott waves, and we know that just doesn’t happen. But even without using waves, we can expose the conventional wisdom for the fallacy that it is. Take, for example, this assertion in ...

Greetings friends, Long time no see.  Once each year or so, our friends at Elliott Wave International will offer free premium elliott wave access to their reports and analysis. So this is the time again. This time, they are offering the public more than 100 pages of free analysis and forecasts on  every major world market.   EWI is giving away one month of its most popular global analysis publication, a 120-page "little black book" of investment insights called Global Market Perspective, which includes EWI's three regional publications: The U.S. Elliott Wave Financial Forecast ($19/month value) The European Elliott Wave Financial Forecast ($29/month value) The Asian-Pacific Elliott Wave Financial Forecast ($31/month value) PLUS, the 120-page book includes analysis culled straight from EWI's professional-grade Specialty Services, each of which is valued at $199/month. This means you also get analysis and forecasts for the following global markets: World stock markets (...

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AIG is today's biggest news, as they list which institutions were beneficiaries of the US bailout fund and their request to pay employees $165 million on bonuses and trading partners. Click here for details.  Additionally to AIG, here is a document that displays AIG's biggest counterparties on their CDS. A.I.G.'s Biggest Counterparties Publish at Scribd or explore others: Government Business & Legal american internation A.I.G.

This is the controversial video that Wall Street participants are discussing about. Be reminded, this is the first time a Fed Chairman accepts a personal TV interview while in office.  Enjoy.. 

Elliott Wave International, the world’s largest market forecasting firm, receives thousands of questions every year from web site visitors and subscribers on their free  Message Board . Here the company shares 6 of the recent critical questions on the financial crisis and 6 answers provided by their professional analysts. For more free questions and answers or to submit your own question, visit  Elliott Wave International’s Message Board . Q: Can increased government spending help stop the crisis? What do you think about the new mortgage bailout plan – or bailouts and proposals for additional government spending in general? The opinions on whether or not this will ultimately work seem so divided... Answer: In Ch. 13 of his Conquer the Crash, “Can the Fed Stop Deflation?”, Bob Prechter writes; quote: "Can the government spend our way out of deflation and depression? Governments sometimes employ aspects of' 'fiscal policy,' i.e., altering spending or taxing policies, to ...