Nasdaq100 Elliott Wave Analysis: Final Wave (5) Could Target 31500–32000
The Nasdaq 100 is entering its final wave (5) impulse, with Elliott Wave targets between 31,500 and 32,000 by 2027.
The Nasdaq 100 is entering its final wave (5) impulse, with Elliott Wave targets between 31,500 and 32,000 by 2027.
MPLX LP is projected to deliver a 17% gross return next year, driven by steady price gains and a robust 7.58% dividend yield.
U.S. federal debt growth closely tracks inflation peaks, creating a self-reinforcing cycle that pressures the economy.
Broadcom and NVIDIA are increasingly financing their own customers' AI infrastructure to sustain record demand.
International Seaways is positioned for a 20.6% total return next year, driven by a massive 16.86% dividend yield.
Rising mortgage rates are making homeownership unaffordable, forcing more potential buyers into the rental market.
September's CPI data is expected to show headline inflation rising to 3.6% on surging energy costs.
US 10-year Treasury yields are surging past 5% toward a 5.5% peak, accelerating the broad bond market sell-off.
Fort Knox dominates US gold storage with 147.3 million ounces, dwarfing the New York Fed’s holdings by a factor of ten.
Enterprise Products Partners is projected to deliver a 13.20% total return next year, driven by its robust 6.21% dividend yield.
Ethereum targets the $3,000 level as its bullish wave structure signals further upside potential.
Geopolitical shifts and controversial energy policies add volatility to a strange bull market ahead of Tuesday's earnings kickoff.
Canadian bonds offer a stable alternative to U.S. Treasuries as surging debt threatens to push yields toward 6%.
Regions Financial l is projected to return 17.8% by next year through price growth and a 4.49% dividend yield.
Nvidia earnings are outpacing its share price gains, causing its P/E ratio to fall during a historic rally.
Advanced Micro Devices is surging in a wave-five impulse with targets set at $730 and $800.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average faces a potential 39% drop as rising 30-year Treasury yields push valuations to 2021 lows. High market premiums and mounting sovereign debt suggest a major correction is underway for the index.
Provident Financial Services targets a 14.8% total return, driven by a 4.31% dividend yield and steady growth.