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Real Estate Trends Forecasting Online Course Using Elliott Wave Theory

Housing-Market / Elliott Wave Theory Jul 28, 2007 - 08:39 PM

The Research Company that Predicted Current Real Estate Woes in 2005 Unveils New Online Course on Real Estate Trends

Elliott Wave International, the world's largest market forecasting firm, has just released it's much-anticipated online investment course on real estate trends, entitled Learn to Anticipate Real Estate Trends – For Buyers, Builders, Bankers and Brokers .

At more than 3 hours, the course marks new territory for EWI. Since famed market timer Robert Prechter founded the company in 1979, a year after resurrecting Ralph Nelson Elliott's neglected market theory with his and co-author A.J. Frost's bestselling 1978 book Elliott Wave Principle – Key to Market Behavior , EWI's analysts have gained a reputation as the world's leading proponents and practitioners of Elliott Wave Theory.

Using Elliott Wave Theory and Prechter's new social science “Socionomics” as tools, EWI called for a crash in real estate prices back in its March 2005 Elliott Wave Financial Forecast , which presented several mind-boggling charts and this astounding commentary: “The potential for a serious unraveling of the housing market is confirmed by … the stock prices of four major subprime lenders. As the most aggressive dispensers of credit to the housing industry, these firms are on the front edge of the last two remnants of the financial bubble's great surge, the debt and housing bubbles.”

Now, the subprime meltdown dominates media headlines, and more than 1 million Americans have already lost their homes due to the bursting of the housing bubble.

Back in 2005 (the peak year for housing) and as recently as early 2007, a meltdown in real estate prices seemed near-blasphemy to some, but EWI analysts stood strongly beside their forecasts, compiling data for a new course on real estate trends that – in their minds – would completely transform the way people think about every aspect of real estate investing.

After months of research and production, Learn to Anticipate Real Estate Trends – For Buyers, Builders, Bankers and Brokers is finally here, including lessons on …

How to use the Elliott Wave Principle to anticipate turning points in real estate price trends and sales trends.
How to differentiate between real estate trends occurring in various sectors, such as farmland and residential housing.
How to use Fibonacci mathematics to spot turning points in real estate markets.
REITS (real estate investment trusts), homebuilders stocks and stocks of major real estate lenders.
What, if any, long-term relationship exists between the stock market and real estate.
How sentiment and momentum indicators can help spot probable turning points.
What magazine cover stories about real estate actually indicate.
Why you should be looking at trends in the IPOs of REITS.
The importance of tracking the total number of real estate brokers.

For more information, including free real estate reports, registration information and interview inquiries, about Learn to Anticipate Real Estate Trends – For Buyers, Builders, Bankers and Brokers , please click here: Real Estate Trends .

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