Post Tagged with: "Robert Prechter"

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  [Press] Will Obama Win in November? New Study Says, “Ask the Stock Market”

  A landmark new study challenges the conventional wisdom about which factors truly motivate voters in presidential elections.
   
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  [Social Mood Watch] Want to Know Who’s Going to Be President? Ask the Stock Market

  If you want a good predictor for the result of an incumbent president’s re-election, look to the stock market.
   
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  [Article] Measurement Points to All the Same Market

  The flip side of markets going up together is that when the reversal comes they all go down together.
   
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  Social Mood and Elections: The Paper

  Does the Stock Market Predict Presidential Elections? New SI Study Says Yes.
   
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  [Social Mood Watch] When It Comes to Social Mood, No One Is Left Out of the Herd

  How extreme was the positive mood when the euro launched? So extreme that nations which were enemies in history’s two bloodiest wars all agreed to bind their collective futures to a single currency.
   
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  [Social Mood Watch] Did Your Wine Just Call You the “B” Word?

  Is there a way to make sense of the queen of beverages being sold as a streetwalker?
   
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  [Social Mood Watch] “What’s going to work well in tough times”?

  Paul Lee, new Chief Programmer for ABC, asked himself an unusual but strategically important question before he created a bold new lineup that appears perfectly suited to the times.
   
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  [Article] How to Apply Socionomics Properly

  The 10 core principles of socionomics, starting with foundational and counterintuitive truth that “social mood motivates social actions”…
   
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  [Video] Socionomics: A New Perspective on Social Causality

  The topic of “The Future” has always fascinated humanity. But results consistently show that the practice of Futurism is deeply flawed. What is the error in the usual approach, and is there a better alternative?
   
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  [Social Mood Watch] What This Country Needs is More Jobs — Steve Jobs

  If you want more jobs, encourage more Jobs. Too bad the government hasn’t a clue about how to make more people like him.