socionomics

"socionomics," which holds "social moods" as the cause not only of market cycles but also of economic and political events.

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In the 1930s, a decade prior to Asimov's initial Foundation stories, Ralph Nelson Elliott made a discovery that became key to the development of socionomics, a new science of social prediction.

Archive 2009-11-01 Mish 2009

In the 1930s, a decade prior to Asimov's initial Foundation stories, Ralph Nelson Elliott made a discovery that became key to the development of socionomics, a new science of social prediction.

Asimov and Socionomics Mish 2009

The foreword to The Wave Principle of Human Social Behavior 1999, Prechter's explication of socionomics, summarizes that:

Archive 2009-11-01 Mish 2009

The foreword to The Wave Principle of Human Social Behavior 1999, Prechter's explication of socionomics, summarizes that:

Asimov and Socionomics Mish 2009

I suspect that most Americans moving to Mexico move for the same reason plus lower cost of living -- which (the lower cost) might account for a slightly different socionomics of European and American expats in Spain versus American expats in Mexico or Latin America in general.

The Spanish language & your quality of life in Mexico 2006

According to socionomics, a person's decision-making process is influenced by what's happening in their environment and their choices impact the market.

Minyanville 2010

Harrison's argument is based on socionomics, a theory by Robert Prechter, a prominent stock market analyst and occasional guest on Tech Ticker.

Minyanville 2010

To anyone new to socionomics, the stock market is saturated with paradox.

Safehaven Elliott Wave International 2010

Mr. Prechter says his unifying theory, socionomics, is a "young science."

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