Pete Kendall

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  Q&A Part 3: Kendall Hints at 1 WTC’s “Stacked Socionomic History”

  Writer, researcher and seasoned socionomist to lead a walking tour of America’s social mood epicenter.
   
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  Q&A Part 2: Kendall Tells How This One-Time-Only Walking Tour Helps You “See the Whole Picture”

  Writer, researcher and seasoned socionomist to lead a walking tour of America’s social mood epicenter.
   
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  Q&A Part 1: Peter Kendall on His “Powerful” Walk Down Wall Street

  Writer, researcher, and seasoned socionomist to lead a walking tour of America’s social mood epicenter.
   
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  [Article] A Grand Supercycle Strut Down the Catwalk: From Bear Market to Just Plain Bare

  What do skirt hemlines and the stock market have in common? Here is an excerpt of the January 2015 video transcript.
   
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  [Article] The Sunspot Cycle and Stocks

  Why does the stock market typically peak before sunspots do? One very plausible explanation is that the collective tendency to speculate peaks out along with the rate of change in sunspot activity.
   
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  Press Room | Associated Researchers

  Peter Kendall Editor, The Elliott Wave Financial Forecast Areas of research include financial markets, movies, pop music, sports and other cultural trends. Peter Kendall is the Chief Analyst for U.S. Markets and Cultural Trends at Elliott Wave International. He co-edits The Elliott Wave Financial Forecast, contributes to the firm’s Short-Term […]
   
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  [Article] Einstein and Social Behavior

  Pete Kendall explores the socionomic forces that shaped the life and career of one of the greatest thinkers of the 20th century.   Einstein and the Study of “Psycho-Pathology” If there really is such a thing as social mood that guides collective human experience, how come they don’t teach it […]
   
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  [Article] Magical Thinking vs. Practical Thinking

  The practical thinking that dominates in a bull market carries a “reverence for science.” In a bear market, “magical thinking” prevails.
   
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  [Article] The Land of Flint and Steel

  Social clashes take myriad forms, but one bellwether rift that has an almost perfect record of erupting into open hostility right at the onset of major downturns is in the Mideast.
   
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  [Article] Did a Break in the Big Brands Signal a Decline in Social Mood?

  Can a basket of equities backed by a broad cross-section of commercial fantasy images developed over the course of a bull market reflect the end of that bull market ahead of other major indexes?