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Translating Information Into a Trading Context
The following is a quote from this month's Elliott Wave Financial Forecast:
"With its launch in July 1999, EWFF made the case for a global bear market that would dwarf even the most powerful versions of the 20th century. The first paragraph of the first EWFF stated: 'Always keep in mind the overriding context. What matters above all is that the stock market is transitioning from the biggest bull market ever into the biggest bear market ever. This is something we are fully and aggressively preparing for.'"
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