On this site we try to explain the macro-economic conditions primarily from the perspective of Austrian school. We explain the effect of credit inflation, fractional reserve banking, federal reserve and the inflation and deflation caused by these.
We explain the effects of debt on money supply and in turn on valuations in financial markets, housing market and unemployment. We introduce the concept of economic cycles such as Kondratieff Wave and the deflationary crash phase of Kondratieff Winter.
We often use Elliott Wave concepts to explain market status on this site. Following guide can be helpful.
Elliott Wave Waveopedia Homepage
Explore the comprehensive Elliott Wave Theory resources provided by Waveopedia. This homepage serves as a portal to a wealth of information about the fundamental principles and applications of Elliott Wave Theory. Visit Waveopedia Homepage
Alternation
Learn about the principle of alternation in Elliott Wave Theory, which describes the tendency for corrective waves to alternate in form and complexity. Read more about Alternation
Channeling
Discover how to use channeling techniques to identify wave patterns and project future price movements within Elliott Wave Theory. Explore Channeling
Combinations
Understand the complex structures known as combinations, which are formed by the joining of multiple corrective patterns in Elliott Wave Theory. Learn about Combinations
Corrective Waves
Dive into the different types of corrective waves, which are essential components of the Elliott Wave patterns that counteract the primary trend. Read about Corrective Waves
Diagonals
Explore the formation and characteristics of diagonal waves, which can appear in both motive and corrective patterns in Elliott Wave Theory. Discover Diagonals
Equality
Learn about the concept of equality in Elliott Wave Theory, which often indicates a relationship between wave lengths and can aid in wave identification. Understand Equality
Extension
Find out how extensions can occur within Elliott Wave patterns, leading to elongated waves that provide critical insights into market trends. Explore Extensions
Fibonacci Relationships
Delve into the importance of Fibonacci relationships within Elliott Wave Theory, which help in predicting the extent of market moves. Learn about Fibonacci Relationships
Flats
Understand the structure of flat corrections, which are a type of corrective wave pattern characterized by a sideways movement. Read about Flats
Impulse
Gain insights into impulse waves, the strong, directional waves that define the primary trend in Elliott Wave Theory. Discover Impulse Waves
Motive Waves
Explore motive waves, which drive the market in the direction of the trend and include both impulse and diagonal waves. Learn about Motive Waves
Throw-over
Understand the concept of throw-over, a phenomenon where a wave movement extends beyond a channel boundary, indicating a potential reversal. Explore Throw-over
Triangles
Learn about triangle formations, which are corrective patterns that indicate a period of consolidation before the trend resumes. Discover Triangles
Truncation
Explore the concept of truncation, which occurs when a fifth wave fails to exceed the end of the third wave, signaling potential trend changes. Read about Truncation
Zigzags
Dive into zigzag patterns, a type of sharp corrective wave structure that typically unfolds in a three-wave sequence. Learn about Zigzags