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Forget the Hysteria: Bonds Have Bottomed
Have bonds put in a primary trend bottom? Martin Pring analyzes charts of TLT, Treasury yields, and corporate bonds and discusses why he believes bond prices have bottomed.... 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
Have bonds put in a primary trend bottom? Martin Pring analyzes charts of TLT, Treasury yields, and corporate bonds and discusses why he believes bond prices have bottomed.... READ MORE
Is XLK approaching the later stages of an advance? Martin Pring analyzes price thrusts in different asset groups and discusses why the momentum extreme in XLK could be a major stock market pivot point.... READ MORE
The U.S. Dollar Index is making its sixth attempt to break through the 100 level. Martin Pring analyzes the long-term trends, momentum, and broad participation and shows why, this time, there may be a successful breakout in the dollar.... READ MORE
Stocks often weaken before the economy shows signs of stress. Martin Pring evaluates the stocks/commodities and stocks/bonds intermarket relationships and shows how they can be used to identify turning points.... READ MORE
Double-Cycle momentum reversals are rare, but bearish signals serve as reliable warning signals ahead of time. Are we seeing the warning sign now? Martin Pring sheds light by analyzing the chart of the S&P 500.... READ MORE
Financial stocks have been trending higher, but a few cracks are starting to appear. Martin Pring analyzes the Financials sector and makes a case for why there's a chance of a correction.... READ MORE
Martin Pring analyzes the charts of $MOEX and $SSEC as the Russian and Chinese markets flash long-term sell signals. Is the Russian economy in trouble, and is China poised for a sizable correction?... READ MORE
Energy stocks are displaying bullish action, which could mean that oil will resume its primary uptrend. Martin Pring analyzes the chart of XLE and the chronological sequence of the commodity cycle to identify when energy prices will rise.... READ MORE
Does the bull market in commodities still have room to run? Martin Pring conducts an in-depth technical analysis of commodity indexes and commodity-sensitive currencies and shares his findings.... READ MORE
Is it time to buy semiconductor stocks? After taking a beating, this group is showing signs of life. This analysis of the VanEck Semiconductor ETF shows what you should focus on to determine if it'll be a short-term rally or a more sustained uptrend. ... READ MORE
While oil prices are cooling off, wheat, soybean, and corn prices may be getting ready to take off. Martin Pring analyzes the charts of the agricultural complex and shows you the price levels to monitor.... READ MORE
Are consumers spending on discretionary goods, or are they more cautious? Martin Pring analyzes the ratio of consumer discretionary to consumer staples stocks and provides insight into what could be a likely scenario.... READ MORE
Longer-term momentum in gold and silver prices points to a long consolidation or bear market. Martin Pring analyzes the charts of both metals and discusses the potential for a relief rally.... READ MORE
Will the Fed raise interest rates a couple of times this year? Martin Pring analyzes charts of the 2-Year US Treasury Yield Index from different perspectives. Find out what the charts reveal.... READ MORE
With the U.S. Dollar Index is looking bullish, Martin Pring analyzes the index using KST, Special K, and a diffusion indicator in order to judge the overall direction for the dollar.,... READ MORE
As false breakouts take place in some of the major indexes, Martin Pring reviews breakouts in the Dow Jones Industrial Average and Value Line Geometric Average and identifies key areas to monitor.... READ MORE
During a business cycle, gold tends to lead copper, which leads crude oil. Martin Pring analyzes the intermarket relationships between the three and shows that crude oil prices are at a crucial level.... READ MORE
Inflation, weakening breadth, and buyer exhaustion in technology stocks raise warning signs as key stock market indicators point to growing risk.... READ MORE
Could Bitcoin provide a sign that the bear market is over? Martin takes a look at the $BTCUSD chart to examine what it means if Bitcoin breaks support -- and also what it means if it doesn't.... READ MORE
Economic indicators can help you make trading and investing decisions. Martin Pring shows how you can use indicators to identify peaks and troughs in market cycles.... READ MORE
Martin Pring analyzes bond yields against CPI and international bond yields, and supports the thesis that a secular bull market is underway in U.S. Treasury yields. ... READ MORE
With rising oil prices, a higher CPI is likely in the pipeline. If this is the case, how far can the CPI rise? Martin Pring studies the relationship between commodity prices and the CPI and discusses the likely outcome.... READ MORE
Are bond prices in a new secular bear market? Martin Pring analyzes the relationship of bond prices to gold prices and the Dow Jones Transportation Index to determine the potential move in bond prices.... READ MORE
Is a primary bear market developing in gold? Martin Pring analyzes the charts of spot Gold and Silver and shows two indicators that are pointing to a possible reversal.... READ MORE
Are U.S.-traded Gulf ETFs positioned to benefit from a potential cooling off in Middle East tensions? Martin Pring analyzes the charts of these ETFs and shares some surprising findings.... READ MORE
In this environment, will the stock market continue its bullish rally? Martin Pring looks at three indicators that can offer clues about whether the rally is sustainable.... READ MORE
After selling off sharply in 2025, the U.S. dollar has remained within a range. Martin Pring analyzes the price structure of the dollar using long- and short-term indicators. A lot depends on how the shorter-term indicators perform.... READ MORE
Is the U.S. stock market going to make a secular turn? Martin Pring analyzes the relative performance of the NYSE relative to the S&P 500 and explains how it can indicate a potential shift in the market's structure.... READ MORE
The recent stock market pullback may be hitting a floor. Discover which oversold indicators Martin Pring is monitoring for the next big trend reversal.... READ MORE
As interest rates around the world break to the upside, how long can the U.S. hold out against the trend?... READ MORE
Before the Iran conflict, the energy market had reached a point in the cycle where a major uptrend was overdue. Martin Pring does a deep dive into the technical backdrop of crude oil and shares his analysis.... READ MORE
Though Technology has been among the weakest performers of late, recent action in XLK suggests that the sector has the potential to reclaim a leadership role.... READ MORE
Martin Pring analyzes the behavior of two inter-asset relationships, namely Stocks vs. Commodities and Stocks vs. Bonds. Read about his insights and know how to uncover the clues going forward.... READ MORE
There has been a shift in market leadership, suggesting that we may be in the later stages of a business cycle. Martin Pring's analysis of these rotations uncovers the scenarios we can expect during this stage.... READ MORE
How weak is the US dollar looking? Martin Pring analyzes the US Dollar Index and shows us that the dollar may not be in as bad a position as many think.... READ MORE
Martin takes a look at some important signs that suggest the Real Estate sector has reached the end of a corrective period and could be poised for a major breakout.... READ 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