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Avi Gilburt

Avi Gilburt

Avi is founder of ElliottWaveTrader.net, a live trading room and member forum focusing on Elliott Wave market analysis that is celebrating its 15th anniversary and features 26 analysts serving over 6,500 members.  Avi emphasizes a comprehensive reading of charts and wave counts that is free of personal bias or predisposition. He is particularly known for identifying a standardized method to trade waves 3-5 with extraordinary accuracy once waves 1 and 2 are in place. This method, which we call “Fibonacci Pinball,” has been widely lauded and called “a powerful market tracking tool” and “nothing short of amazing.”

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Student Debt, Along With Credit Cards and Car Loans, Are Seriously Weakening Bank Balance Sheets

Over the past 12 months, we have published several articles arguing that past-due student loans are very likely to affect the entire retail credit industry.

You Need To Protect Your Savings Before It Is Too Late

One of those five balance sheet issues we have been highlighting is regarding shadow lenders and the close interlinkages between traditional banks and shadow lenders. This is now starting to make the news....

I Would Not Want To Live In A World Of Gold

When I first began buying gold when it was around $300 in price, I remember people saying how they would not want to live in a world of $1,000 gold. This fear was based upon the commonly held expectation...

Banks Are Hiding How Much Trouble They Are In

This week, the Financial Times reported that new reporting rules set to take effect in the autumn will allow banks to hide troubled loans and conceal signs of distress in their lending portfolios. The...

Sentiment Speaks: Are Mom and Pop All In?

When markets reach an extreme in bullishness, the market tops, and when it reaches an extreme in bearishness, the market bottoms. But, the more difficult part of this analysis is in determining when those...

Sentiment Speaks: Will It Be 7000SPX or 4000SPX In 2025?

If I had asked this question in January, almost all of you would have answered this question with 7000SPX, as almost all analysts and investors were certain that the market was heading to that target this...

Gold Is In The Final Stages Of Its Decade-Long Rally

Gold has now increased almost three-fold from the lows struck in 2015. And, while I do think we can still see higher levels over the coming year or so in the gold market, I am starting to see signs that...

Sentiment Speaks: A Long-Term Bear Market Is Simply Impossible Today

In a number of past articles, I have tried to prepare those reading my analysis for the strong probability that we can see a long-term bear market. I have outlined the many reasons supporting my perspective,...

Sentiment Speaks: Don’t Worry About A Repeat Of A 1929 Depression; It Will Likely Be Much Worse

Whereas the Great Depression was the result of one stock market crash and lasted approximately a decade, I believe the upcoming bear market has potential to last twice as long and cause many crashes along...

Sentiment Speaks: Targeting 7000+ In The S&P500 In 2025?

Before you begin to give any weight to the fact that Wall Street analysts are all very bullish for 2025 or to believe that 2025 will continue along the same path as 2023 and 2024, I think you should consider...

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