Post Tagged with: "Robert Prechter"

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  Avoid The #1 Investor Myth of All Time

  Chapter 1 of The Socionomic Theory of Finance reveals the single most dangerous market myth.
   
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  Many Books Challenge Conventional Macroeconomics

  Many Books Challenge Conventional Macroeconomics. Robert Prechter Wrote a Book to Replace It.
   
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  Social Mood, Epidemics — and the Threat to 2016 Olympics

  One of the confirmed speakers on April 9 is Alan Hall, a senior researcher at the Socionomics Institute.
   
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  [Article] Memorable Film Quotes Appear More Often in Bear Markets

  Prechter considers why memorable film quotes occur more often in bear markets than in bull markets.
   
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  [Article] A Socionomic Perspective on the Microsoft Case

  The Timing of Attacks on Successful Corporations.
   
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  [Article] Elliott Waves in Non-Financial Data

  The insight that Elliott waves unfold in collective behavior has significant implications for the ability of sociologists.
   
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  [Article] Science is Revealing the Mechanism of the Wave Principle – An Unconscious Herding Impulse

  Robert Prechter explains that the human unconscious is thus disposed toward patterns of behavior that reflect the Wave Principle.
   
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  [Article] Science is Validating the Concept of the Wave Principle

  Research in the fields of complexity theory, fractal geometry, biology and psychology has validated components of the Wave Principle.
   
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  [Article] The Fractal Design of Social Progress

  Prechter explains that the stock market and many natural forms, such as snowflakes or trees, reflect similar patterns and relationships: They are all fractals.
   
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  [Social Mood Watch] A “Who’s Who” of Prominent Socionomists

  Reuters reporter Atul Prakash quotes a “Who’s Who” list of prominent socionomists – Robert Prechter, Peter Atwater, Murray Gunn, Terry Burnham