Elliott waves are a very useful tool to forecast stock market movements, and when combined with other technical analysis tools and general knowledge about market sentiment, can sometimes offer an exceptionally accurate assessment of stock market movements. There are many analysts who track Elliott waves and provide market forecast predictions based on these waves, and here is a list of some of the better sites that provide Elliott Wave Stock Market forecasts.

Elliott Wave International: Elliott Wave International specializes in a wide range of stock market and currency market forecasts, covering US, European and emerging markets. There is a lot of free material available on the site once you sign up for the free "Club EWI" membership, and of course paid subscribers get access to day to day commentary and long-term forecasts. EWI's work is solid, and its founder, Robert Prechter "gets" Elliott Waves. There is no claim made that making money using Elliott Waves is easy, or that all you need is Elliott Waves. However, understanding these wave patterns is a very helpful tool in gauging social moods and interpreting them to your advantage.

Elliott Wave Market Service: Elliott Wave Market Service offers two key services, a free "Video Market Forecast Service" and a "Thovallo Sentiment Model" which is used for calling major market turns. This latter service is one of the best uses of Elliott Waves combined with other market signals. There are additional services from this firm including World Forecast and so forth, which are comparable to the paid services from Elliott Wave International.

Elliott Wave Predictions: A free blog with regular updates on S&P 500 price patterns, the site is maintained through donations and writer Sid's own time given voluntarily. Sid also runs regular webinars for market students. Sid has developed his own method to detect Trend Change in a market-place, and really, that is an area where Elliott Waves tend to prove very helpful.

Elliott Wave Traders: Another blog with daily updates on market price action with target levels and trend change updates. The updates use what are referred to as Trend Averages described on the site as "The key component of this system is the trend average, which is a calculation based on the average for the median of the daily high and lows for a specific period of time". The writer adds this into the mix and tries to get additional useful insights into price movement on top of Elliott Wave analysis. Interestingly, the writer maintains a portfolio that readers can track as well.

Suffice to say then that each of the Elliott Wave Stock Market Forecast service relies on some unique component to make their services useful and extra special. If you are new to Elliott Waves, we would recommend going through the free material in a lot of blogs and at Elliott Wave International or Elliott Wave Market Service, and then decide which service suits your needs the most.

Happy Investing!