Social Mood Conference | Socionomics Foundation

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“I can’t believe it.”
“Who would have thought?”
“Did you ever think we’d see THIS?”
“I wish I’d seen THAT coming!”

“That” could be anything. Radical politics. A crazy fad. Voter polarization. A sudden shift in purchasing behavior at your business. The emergence of a massive new industry.

A war breaks out.

Another ends in a truce.

Whatever it is, any unforeseen change in our society’s order can outrage you, shock you, awe you, present you with opportunities and risks. It can leave you searching for answers.

What if you could have the answers – objective, evidence-based, well-researched answers?

Imagine scrolling through the news, nodding and saying, “THAT makes sense,” and “THAT is right on time.” Imagine becoming that unusual person who understands what truly drives today’s events; who calmly anticipates change; who welcomes change — to profit by it and to protect others from it.

You CAN become this person — by putting an exciting new behavioral approach at your fingertips when you start your Socionomics Premier Membership.

HOW IT WORKS

Socionomics starts with a simple observation: How people FEEL influences how they will BEHAVE.

At the Socionomics Institute, we look at how society is feeling today – so you can anticipate how society will behave tomorrow. We track social mood in real time across the globe. You’ll see how the changing social mood drives shifts in everything from the songs people want to hear to the leaders they elect; from people’s desire for peace to their hunger for scandals.

This is a rare, awe-inspiring insight. It’s what enables the Institute to help our members stay ahead of new trends that surprise almost everyone else.

Your Socionomics Premier Membership gives you this unrivaled perspective and puts you miles ahead of the herd.
 


 

YOUR PATH TO UNLEASHING SOCIONOMICS IN YOUR LIFE

Your Membership Resources Fall Into Three Categories:

path to unleashing socionomics

Total Value:
$1,726+
Your Price:
$377 per year
or

$99 for 3 months
(Introductory Offer Only)

 


 

MORE DETAILS

As a premier member, you put to work for you everything the Institute’s socionomists produce the minute we produce it:

THE SOCIONOMIST Magazine
12 issues per year, plus the entire 150+ issue archive ($1200 total value)
The Socionomist is dedicated to helping readers capitalize on social mood. Each month, our analysts show you how social mood is shaping trends around the world. They identify upcoming turns and forecast bold new changes that no one else sees coming. Politics, popular culture, disease, family, religion, industry –
MAGAZINE ARCHIVE
Value: $1200
You get open access to the entire Socionomist archive (150+ issues!)
they are all powered by social mood; The Socionomist shows you how so you can prepare for what’s ahead, take advantage of opportunities and dodge risks. One-year subscription value: $300.
socionomics book series
THE SOCIONOMICS BOOK SERIES
5 Online Books
($227 total value)
With hundreds of charts and illustrations, this series introduces socionomics and demonstrates how social mood motivates social events, not the other way around:
  • The Wave Principle of Human Social Behavior (1999) – This groundbreaking book reveals why society is chronically blindsided by major social changes and shows you how to join the few who can foresee — and capitalize on—huge societal shifts. Value: $39.
  • Pioneering Studies in Socionomics (2003) – Read a rich collection of case studies from 20+ years of research. Value: $39.
  • The Socionomic Theory of Finance (2016) – How macroeconomics and finance really work – it’s very different from what you learned in school! Value: $79.
  • Socionomic Studies of Society and Culture (2017) – Discover how you can anticipate and capitalize on trends in pop culture and broader society. #1 Amazon social theory bestseller! Value: $35.
  • Socionomic Causality in Politics (2017) – Grasp political trends in a new way by seeing exactly what propels them. Value: $35.
kitchen sink 
THE KITCHEN SINK
($299+ annual value)
You get a well-organized, full library of exclusive content. Plus, you get every new piece of content we release while you’re a member, including any book and DVD in digital format, as soon as it’s released; a virtual seat at any online event we host; a copy of any academic paper we release; every episode of our Pop Trends Price Culture videocast; and access to any available recording of speeches we make.

 

Total value: $1,726+

The mainstream cannot bring you these insights.
Not because they don’t want to, but because they simply aren’t equipped to do so.

 

You have 2 easy ways to start your Socionomics Premier Membership

Special Offer: 3-Month Membership Sampler

Get the full Socionomics Premier Membership benefits for 90 days.

 

Price: $99

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Annual Socionomics Premier Membership


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 Value: $1,726+

Price: $377 (Save 78%!)

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Start seeing the world differently now.

 

MEET YOUR TEAM

Socionomics Members learn to see the world differently through the insights of this pioneering team of socionomists.

Robert R. Prechter, President

Robert R. Prechter, CMT, is known for developing a theory of social causality called socionomics and for his long career applying and enhancing the Wave Principle, R.N. Elliott’s fractal model of financial pricing.
Prechter has made presentations on socionomic theory at the London School of Economics, the University of Oxford, the University of Cambridge, MIT, Trinity College Dublin, Georgia Tech, SUNY and various academic and financial conferences. In 2005, Prechter created the Socionomics Institute, which is dedicated to research and the application of socionomics, and the Socionomics Foundation, which supports academic research in the field.

Prechter graduated from Yale University in 1971, joined the Market Analysis Department of Merrill Lynch in New York in 1975 and founded Elliott Wave International in 1979, where he has published monthly market analysis in The Elliott Wave Theorist. Prechter has served as a member of the board of the Market Technicians Association, as the MTA’s President in 1990-1991 and as a member of the advisory board of the MTA’s Educational Foundation. He is a member of the Triple Nine Society and the Shakespeare Oxford Society.

Prechter has authored, edited or contributed to 18 books. Elliott Wave Principle: Key to Market Behavior has been translated into a dozen languages, and Conquer the Crash: You Can Survive and Prosper in a Deflationary Depression was a New York Times bestseller. His latest work, The Socionomic Theory of Finance, aims to replace conventional financial and macroeconomic theory with an internally and externally consistent paradigm based on socionomics.

Matt Lampert, Director of Research

Matt Lampert is a graduate of the University of Cambridge and has spoken about socionomic theory throughout the US and Europe. He is also a board member of the Socionomics Foundation and a contributing author to The Socionomic Theory of Finance. His research has been supported by the National Academy of Sciences with funds from the National Science Foundation, and his work has been featured by USA Today, CNBC, the Associated Press and other popular news and scholarly publications.

Chuck Thompson, Senior Analyst

Chuck Thompson has spent more than a quarter-century studying and writing about personal finance and cultural trends. He also served as a writer and editor in the radio and newspaper industries for eight years prior to making the jump to finance. Chuck joined The Socionomist in September 2010. His published research spans international relations, popular culture, politics, business, science, religion and more. He is a contributing author to The Socionomic Theory of Finance.

Robert Folsom, Contributor

Robert Folsom is the host of the Pop Trends, Price Culture podcast. He has covered politics, popular culture, economics and the financial markets for more than 25 years, via print, radio, video and digital content. His columns have appeared on Marketwatch.com, FOXNews.com, FinancialSense.com, and SafeHaven.com. Robert has served as a writer and editor with Elliott Wave International since 1992. From 2000 to 2007, his 5-day per week blog on elliottwave.com built an investor readership of some 70,000, who read Robert’s unique perspective on everything from media follies to mass psychology to underreported facts about investing. He earned his degree in political science from Columbia University in 1985.


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