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Gold and Silver: Was That the Top?
Gold and silver prices have been volatile of late. Martin Pring does a deep dive into the charts of gold and silver and gives us his perspective on the price action in these metals.... READ MORE
A pioneer in technical analysis, Martin is the Founder and President of Pring Research and Chairman of Pring Turner Capital Group. A best-selling author, his many books include "Introduction to Technical Analysis" and "Technical Analysis Explained". Learn More
Gold and silver prices have been volatile of late. Martin Pring does a deep dive into the charts of gold and silver and gives us his perspective on the price action in these metals.... READ MORE
Commodity prices are rising and have the potential for further upside movement. Martin Pring analyzes the CRB Index from different perspectives. Find out what his charts show.... READ MORE
Are we in the late stage of a business cycle that benefits mining, energy, and basic industry sectors? Martin Pring analyzes the technicals of the sectors to identify where we are in the cycle.... READ MORE
Are the U.S. markets showing signs of running out of steam? Martin Pring analyzes the relative strength of U.S. indexes with respect to non-U.S. indexes. Another group that could gain momentum is small-caps. Here's what you should be watching. ... READ MORE
Although the Energy sector has been a laggard in the past 200 days, these charts suggest this sector may be about to reverse course. Here's a unique perspective.... READ MORE
Bitcoin has recently sold off sharply. Was 2025 the top, or will prices continue to rise higher in 2026? Martin Pring analyzes Bitcoin from various angles and shares his perspective.... READ MORE
Gold's historic leadership may be shifting. A critical Gold/CRB signal suggests a potential commodity bull market and rising affordability risks ahead. ... READ MORE
Martin Pring analyzes the two areas that could see a significant upside move if a peace settlement in the conflict in Ukraine is reached.... READ MORE
Small caps have made very little upside movement since 2021, but that could be changing. Martin Pring analyzes small-cap stocks and makes his case for a potential rally in this asset group.... READ MORE
The Australian dollar and Canadian dollar may be getting ready to strengthen against the US dollar. Martin Pring analyzes these two commodity-based currencies and discusses which direction the two are likely to move.... READ MORE
The S&P and NYSE Composites have reached resistance. Can the push through, or will they back off?... READ MORE
The US Dollar Index has reached a key resistance level. Will it break through it and rally higher? Martin Pring provides his expert insight into the dollar's potential to rally.... READ MORE
Martin Pring analyzes Bitcoin using charts of different time frames, highlighting key support levels and divergences. Keep an eye on these charts.... READ MORE
Martin Pring walks you through a chart arrangement that identifies stocks with a high probability of trending higher. Find out how he scans for the long-term trend using absolute and relative prices.... READ MORE
Martin Pring analyzes charts of US Treasury yields, which suggest there may be some disagreement between the market and the Fed.... READ MORE
With U.S.-China trade talks on the immediate horizon, Martin Pring takes a look at commodities poised to benefit. He also presents an update on $GOLD.... READ MORE
Gold is completing multi-year consolidation or reversal patterns relative to different asset classes, setting the stage for significant breakouts. Here's an analysis of these different intermarket relationships.... READ MORE
There may not be a "holy grail" of indicators, but Martin still finds some techniques particularly helpful in analyzing gold and silver at this critical moment.... READ MORE
Martin Pring analyzes the Health Care sector, which is breaking out of a key resistance level. On a relative basis, the sector's performance may not be stellar.... READ MORE
Martin Pring analyzes the relationship between sectors and various asset classes to confirm trend continuations.... READ MORE
Martin breaks down two key intermarket relationships and what they portend for the market - the US vs. the rest of the world ($SPX/VEU) and gold vs. stocks ($GOLD/$SPX).... READ MORE
Following the Fed's rate cut, the price action in several markets indicated a short-term reversal. Martin suggests monitoring these charts and their technical signals in the coming weeks.... READ MORE
Martin explains how analyzing inter-asset relationships can give important insights into the market -- and what those relationships are telling us right now.... READ MORE
As August CPI data looms, Martin looks at the chart and analyzes whether an upside reversal could be in the cards.... READ MORE
A plethora of breakouts suggests that international markets have much further to run on the upside. Martin reviews where the principal regions of the world currently stand.... READ MORE
The NYSE/S&P ratio has been in a downtrend for seventeen years, but is a reversal finally underway? What does the picture look like for small-caps going forward?... READ MORE
Earlier this summer, I pointed out that Bitcoin had experienced a bearish shooting star on the day it experienced a new all-time high, and noted that this probably foreshadowed some short-term weakness. I pointed out that no damage whatsoever had been done to the basic uptrend, as the consensus of... READ MORE
Why does gold look ready to "defy gravity"? Martin Pring explains the technical signs.... READ MORE
Explore how recent bearish weekly patterns in the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Microsoft could signal an intermediate-term trend reversal. Learn why confirmation is key in technical analysis.... READ MORE
Here's an analysis of the recent bullish developments in the Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index and liquid Chinese ETFs. ... READ MORE
Emerging markets, in the form of the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (EEM), have been underperforming the DJ World Index since 2010 -- but that may be about to change. After all, Chart 1 shows that the RS line has crossed above a three-year down trendline and experienced a long-term... READ MORE
Many years ago, I developed a couple of indexes that were designed to give me a sense of whether industry groups benefiting from inflationary conditions were outperforming those who performed better under deflationary ones. It was my way of recognizing the fact that, in a broad sense, the business cycle... READ MORE
Bitcoin broke out to a new all-time high last week, so it seemed to me that it would be a good time to come out with a bullish article. After all, Chart 1 shows that a solid breakout came from a one-year reverse head-and-shoulders pattern, which was also accompanied by... READ MORE
The President and the Fed Chair have been in a battle over lower rates for some time. One has been pressuring for easy money to boost the economy, the other prefers to hold off for a while to see what effects the tariffs and other factors might have on inflation.... READ MORE
Last month, the Dollar Index triggered a number of sell signals confirming that it is in a bear market. Chart 1, for instance, shows that the red up trendline emanating in 2011 has been decisively ruptured, thereby pushing the Index further below its moving average. The Coppock Curve, seen in... READ MORE
Earlier in the month, I wrote an article pointing out that gold and copper typically move ahead of oil. It's true, the leads and lags between these three entities differ from cycle to cycle. However, since gold momentum turned up in early 2023 and copper in early 2022,... READ MORE
The Canadian dollar peaked in 2007 and 2011 at around $1.05, and it has been zig-zagging downwards ever since. Now at a lowly 73 cents USD, the currency looks as if it may be in the process of bottoming, or at the very least entering a multi-year trading range.... READ MORE
Chart 1 lays out the long-term momentum (KST) relationship between gold, copper, and crude oil for the last 30 years. The arrows slant towards the right, indicating that gold leads copper, which subsequently turns up ahead of oil. Gold reversed to the upside in early 2023 and copper at the... READ MORE
Gold has been on a tear since 2022, leaving other metals in the dust. Nevertheless, it's important to remember that the yellow metal has a strong tendency to lead commodities in general, which implies the likelihood of inflationary pressures in the commodity pits going forward. The leads and... READ MORE
Each week, I monitor numerous charts to see if they have the potential for an important breakout. I tend to look at longer-term ones, because they set the scene as to whether the primary trend is bullish or bearish. That's important information to have, as the magnitude and... READ MORE