Chuck Thompson

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  Stocks & Sex: Revisited

  Do recessions diminish couples’ desire to have children?
   
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  High-Flying Technological Forecasts Are on a Collision Course With Reality

  Positive social mood prompts public excitement about technological breakthroughs. Yet investors beware: When the mood shifts…
   
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  Bitter Blows: The Socionomic Story Behind the NFL’s Concussion Conundrum

  NFL preseason play is weeks away, the July 2018 issue looks at American football and the role that social mood has played.
   
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  As the Cold War Builds Abroad, The Security State Expands at Home – Part 3

  This issue continues our look at the security state’s development, focusing on 1966-1982 and clashing anti-authoritarians.
   
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  Art Prices Continue to Reach the Stratosphere

  By Chuck Thompson | From the November 2015 Socionomist   Elliott Wave International has long observed that art auction prices wax and wane with social mood. In the US, positive mood is still driving these prices up, as evidenced by auction results from earlier this month. The highest price ever […]
   
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  Elliott Waves and the Market for Bonds – James Bonds

  Do you love James Bond? This new book says audiences’ answers change with the stock market.
   
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  The German Election: For Now, Social Mood Is Working in Angela Merkel’s Favor

  An incumbent candidate’s victory or loss may not reflect his or her level of competence.
   
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  Why Everyone’s So Concerned About Nukes

  Chuck Thompson explores relations with North Korea, Russia and China as nuclear fear heats up.
   
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  What Social Mood Can Tell Us About North Korean Aggression

  Socionomics Institute Senior Analyst Chuck Thompson talks about the history of North Korean aggression
   
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  [Article] Europe Seeks Unity in a Eurosceptic World

  Rock-solid relationships in an uptrend can inexplicably dissolve in a downturn.