Thierry believes that the long term trend in the stock market is driven by fundamentals but in the short term, the stock market is driven by sentiment. He will demonstrate how sentiment can be used to forecast the short term direction of the stock market. It is not clear why sentiment changes but one early clue can be found in the behaviour of investors. Sentiment will often change when prices no longer respond to the news. For example when the market fails to rally on good news or when it fails to decline on bad news. His e-Yield Sentiment Indicator (ESI) measures this.

Thierry will be explaining how he successfully forecasts the FTSE 100 with e-yield indicators. These are the Bullish Trend Indicator (BTI), 13-day BTI and Top 20 Differential. His approach is based on combining Elliott wave theory with his own indicators. He will explain how these indicators work and how they can be integrated in a simple strategy to produce an accurate forecast. Elliott wave theory on its own can be confusing and these indicators have been developed to confirm the position of the Elliott wave count. Thierry will demonstrate how the BTI can help identify Elliott wave patterns and how to use the 13-day BTI and Top 20 Differential as timing indicators. He will show how these two indicators have a good track record at finding market highs and lows.