Probably the best economic bear book ever written with a technical analysis viewpoint. The forecasts are at least a decade early, but when you consider that the author is examining patterns that range over multiple centuries, a decade does not seem to be so far off. Find out more about the book at Elliott Wave International.

A. Hamilton Bolton was the founder of Bank Credit Analyst in the 1940's. He incorporated Elliott Wave analysis into his financial markets forecasting, which was regarded as highly innovative and successful. Find out more about the book at Elliott Wave International.

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This is the definitive textbook on Elliott Wave patterns and ratios. You will learn about impulse waves and corrective waves, flats, zigzags, and so forth. You can find out more about the book from Elliott Wave International.

Richard Russell is the well-known Dow Theorist. Find out more about the book at Elliott Wave International.

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Section One contains several essays that detail how the mania has manifested itself in the late 1990's and early 2000's. Section Two discusses the Elliott Wave forecasting mistakes the author has made in his career, with suggestions on how to avoid such mistakes in the future. Perhaps the author's most astonishing prediction, made back in 1987, was about himself, when he predicted that he would call the top too soon. Even now (late 2005), the author appears to be early in his market movement forecasts, but the socioeconomic problems he has forecasted along with these anticipated market movements appear to be materializing. What is interesting about his market forecasts of late (2003-2005), is that the markets often indeed appear to pause or hover around the levels he calculates before continuing their movements.

The postscript gives a forecast for an important market bottom in the 2003-2004 timeframe. Elliott Wave Theorist subscribers will know that this has been extended out to 2008-2012. A long term (multi-decade) forecast is still a work in progress.

This is an excellent followup to At the Crest of the Tidal Wave. You can find out more about about View from the Top at Elliott Wave International.