Socionomics - Hidden Engine

 

 

Social Mood Moves the Markets

Social mood dictates where the stock market and the economy heads. When the social mood changes, it first gets recorded in the stock market because it is easy for investors to express their opinion in the market. After that, the mood reflects itself on the economy, in the form of layoffs, hiring, consumers shopping, or borrowing, or paying off debt. Here is Bob Prechter explaining a socionomic view of the markets.

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We're excited to announce that our friends at Elliott Wave International are offering a free 50-page report from Robert Prechter. Although originally published in 1985, “Popular Culture and the Stock Market” is so timeless and relevant that USA Today covered its insights in a recent November 2009 article.

The report walks you through the ups and downs of the DJIA -- our most sensitive meter of social mood -- and analyzes the trends in popular music and TV shows through periods of positive and negative social mood over the past century. It reveals how social mood as reflected in the stock market actually defines popular culture.

Wall Street legend and best-selling author Robert Prechter says "You can almost hear the Dow going up and down over the airwaves." Watch this 3-minute clip from his documentary History's Hidden Engine to see how social mood governs movements in the stock market and trends in popular culture. Then access his 50-page report "Popular Culture and the Stock Market" FREE.

 

 

 

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