The Cobweb Model is used to illustrate situations where a time lag in the response of one variable to changes in another introduces economic fluctuations. It is also known as the hog cycle, and describes patterns observed in markets such as hog prices.
A detailed explanation of the concept of topping out in financial markets, including its significance, types, indicators, and historical context.
An economic bubble is characterized by a rapid economic expansion followed by a contraction. Understand its mechanisms, types, historical examples, and the implications on markets and economies.
A comprehensive guide to Gann Fans, a technical analysis tool based on the geometric and cyclical nature of financial markets, including detailed calculation methods.
An in-depth exploration of market cycles, including their definition, the four phases of market growth and decline, how they operate, and the impact of business and economic conditions.
