November 18, 2018
The Food and Drug Administration is escalating its fight against tobacco. Juul Labs, the nation’s largest e-cigarette seller, has suspended their flavored products sales and closed social media accounts. The popularity of vaping among high schoolers has increased nearly 80% since 2017.
In this excerpt, Robert Prechter outlines Elliott wave patterns in several non-financial data series, including U.S. tobacco use, union membership and New York City homicides. These insights have significant implications for sociologists, policy makers and other researchers who forecast these trends.
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