“The Art of Expectations” shows us how we cycle from high expectations to low and repeat the process through our entire lives thereby controlling our actions. Because we cycle from one extreme to another, our actions become predictable. It is at these extreme highs and lows where change in our lives lies.

Why does the Stock Market go Up and Down?

The simple answer is, market expectations. Wall Street wants us to believe that the stock market is a complicated economic forecaster, when in fact it is just a barometer of a group’s expectation.
When a group’s expectations are falling so does the markets value. When expectations are rising the market’s value is also rising. Change occurs at the extreme high or low in expectations. As with individual expectations, groups have expectations limits where conditions cannot get any worse or better.

You will learn three things in “The Art of Expectations”

1. How Expectations influence our decisions and shape our world and the world around us.
2. How to use expectation cycles to predict outcomes.
3. How to construct and track the NEW Stock Market Expectations Indicator.

Expectations make sense of the stock market’s movements and our own actions.