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were so many articles written trying to warn the public. Even the Federal Reserve knew it was coming, and they warned some of their key investors. |
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Nina: Yes, that's interesting. |
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Neal: All I am suggesting is that once the crash was coming, people saw a way to take advantage of it. One such person was Jesse Livermore. Getting back to the subject, do you have clients now who subscribe to your services? |
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Neal: Tell me about your services. |
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Nina: I write a daily commentary on U.S. interest rates and some currencies in the cash market. I look at benchmark 10-year and 30-year issues. My clients are very much involved in the Canadian interest rate market as well. Prior to starting this business, I worked for the Bank of Montreal. Before that, I managed a multicurrency bond portfolio in London. The dollar bloc markets were my specialty, and the Canadian market was an important part of my focus. |
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Neal: Elliott Wave plays a large part in your work. How significant is it? |
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Nina: The thing about Elliott that's really misunderstood is that it's a system. By that I mean it's a framework that allows you to look at the market on any time horizon and evaluate what's going on. Using Elliott principles, you can look at very long term data and make a long-term forecast. But at the other extreme, you can use short-term datatick charts if you chooseand work on a very short intraday view. You can use it in any setting. |
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