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Has $GOLD Got What It Takes For A Major Rally?
by Martin Pring,
President, Pring Research
* The longer-term indicators very finely balanced
* The Gold/dollar ratio may be providing some leadership
* Gold shares may have something to say in the matter
The longer-term indicators very finely balanced
The price of Gold has been in a trading range since late 2013, and has traded even more narrowly...
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FALLING DOLLAR IS BOOSTING COMMODITIES -- THAT'S POTENTIALLY INFLATIONARY -- WHILE A RISING EURO IS HOLDING EUROZONE INFLATION DOWN -- A STRONGER EURO IS STARTING TO WEIGH ON EUROPEAN STOCKS -- A LOOK AT GOLD IN DIFFERENT CURRENCIES
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
CURRENCIES HAVE AN IMPACT ON INFLATION RATES... Persistently low inflation is worrying central bankers around the globe. Even the Fed has expressed more concern of late. Central bankers in Australia, Canada, Europe, and Japan have also mentioned low inflation as restraining them from abandoning their ultra-loose monetary policies. So far,...
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TRANSPORTS AND TECHS ARE HAVING A BAD DAY -- AIRLINES ARE DOWN 4% -- UPS IS ALSO HAVE A BAD DAY -- NASDAQ 100 IS SUFFERING DOWNSIDE REVERSAL ON SELLING OF BIG TECH STOCKS -- THAT INCLUDES APPLE AND GOOGLE -- SEMICONDUCTORS ARE ALSO TURNING SHARPLY LOWER
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
TRANSPORTATION ISHARES FALL BELOW 50-DAY LINE... After hitting a new record earlier in the month, transportation stocks are being sold pretty hard today . Chart 1 shows the Transportation Average iShares (IYT) plunging 3% to the lowest level in nearly two months. The IYT has also fallen back below its 50-day...
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U.S. DOLLAR INDEX IS NEARING POTENTIAL MAJOR SUPPORT NEAR 2016 LOWS -- ELLIOTT WAVE ANALYSIS SUGGESTS DOLLAR UPTREND IS INCOMPLETE AND MAY HAVE FURTHER TO RUN -- THAT WOULD CALL INTO QUESTION A LOT OF CURRENT INTERMARKET TRENDS
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
A LOT IS RIDING ON DOLLAR DIRECTION... After hitting a 14-year high at the end of 2016, the U.S. Dollar Index has lost 8% during 2017. A lot of that slide came from disappointment in the so-called Trump reflation trade which was supposed to boost the U.S. economy,...
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US Equities Reach Critical Point In Their Battle With The Rest Of The World
by Martin Pring,
President, Pring Research
* The US versus the world
* Two reasons why US equities are likely to underperform
* What does the rest of the world say?
I have been writing for some time that, notwithstanding the inevitable but unpredictable near-term correction, the US market is in good technical shape and likely to work its...
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BOND YIELDS MAY BE BOTTOMING -- RISING OIL AND METAL PRICES MAY ALSO BE BOOSTING YIELDS -- COPPER STOCKS LEAD RALLY IN MINERS -- RISING BOND YIELDS ARE BOOSTING BANKS AND OTHER FINANCIAL STOCKS -- RISING YIELDS MAY BE HURTING TECHS
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
BOND YIELDS MAY BE BOTTOMING... Bond yields are jumping today. Their chart patterns also suggest that yields may be bottoming. Chart 1 shows the 10-Year US Treasury YIeld ($TNX) jumping 6 basis points today to push it back above its (red) 200-day average. The trendline drawn over its May/July...
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Confidence Indicators And Small Caps Point To Higher Stock Prices
by Martin Pring,
President, Pring Research
* What is a confidence indicator?
* Credit Spreads to the rescue
* Equity market spreads
* Growth versus Value
* Small caps: Are we there yet?
Washington may be suffering from acute dysfunction but Wall Street doesn’t seem to care, or perhaps knows something that we mere mortals do not. Failure to agree...
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WEAK DOLLAR HELPS BOOST EMERGING MARKETS -- EM CURRENCIES AND STOCKS ARE RISING TOGETHER -- THIS ISN'T A COMMODITY STORY -- IT'S A TECHNOLOGY ONE -- TECHNOLOGY STOCKS IN ASIA ARE DRIVING THE EM RALLY -- FALLING TREASURY YIELDS ARE ALSO HELPING
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
FALLING DOLLAR BOOSTS EMERGING MARKET CURRENCIES... One of my recent messages explained that a weak dollar was contributing to money flows into foreign markets. That's because American investors get the dual benefit of rising foreign currencies as well as stocks. That's been especially true in emerging...
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STRONG ECONONIC NEWS IN CHINA BOOSTS BASE METALS -- MINING ETFS ARE HAVING A STRONG DAY -- SO ARE IRON ORE MINERS BHP BILLITON AND RIO TINTO -- CHINA MAY IMPORT MORE AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES TO OFFSET SHORTAGES -- HIGHER FOOD PRICES MAY BE IN THE PIPELINE
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
CHINESE ECONOMY EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS... China's economy grew by 6.9% during the second quarter which exceeded market expectations. That's one of the explanations behind today's jump in industrial metals like copper, iron ore, and zinc. Mining stocks that produce those commodities are also having...
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ANOTHER WEAK CPI REPORT BOOSTS BONDS AND STOCKS -- BOND YIELDS DROP ON EXPECTATIONS FOR LESS AGGRESSIVE FED -- RISING BOND YIELDS CAN BE BAD FOR TECHNOLOGY STOCKS -- FALLING DOLLAR REDUCES NEED TO HEDGE FOREIGN CURRENCY RISKS
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
BOND YIELDS DROP ON LACK OF INFLATION ... June's CPI report showed no change from the previous month, reflecting the absence of inflation. Its annual gain of 1.6% was the smallest since last October. Excluding food and energy, the core CPI saw a modest monthly bounce of 0....
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CANADA RATE HIKE BOOSTS CURRENCY BUT WEAKENS STOCKS WHICH ARE WEAKEST IN G7 -- HIGHER COMMODITIES PRICES COULD HELP -- LIVESTOCK PRICES ARE RISING -- DROUGHT IN THE MIDWEST AND RAIN IN GERMANY BOOST GLOBAL WHEAT PRICES -- FOOD AND SERVICES BOOST JUNE PPI
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
CANADA RATE HIKE BOOSTS THE LOONIE... Canada warned that it was about to hike rates, and did it yesterday for the first time in seven years. The Bank of Canada raised its short-term policy rate 25 basis points to 0.75%. That's still below the rate of 1....
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Global Stocks Break To The Upside
by Martin Pring,
President, Pring Research
1. Some Global Equity Markets Getting Lift-off Again
2. US equities trying to follow the global lead
3. Relative trends favor emerging and Europe
4. Technology poised to move higher
In terms of price, global equities have been in a corrective mode since late May, but now appear to be...
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BONDS AND STOCKS LIKE DOVISH SOUNDING FED -- LOW INFLATION IS KEEPING THE FED CAUTIOUS -- A WEAKER DOLLAR MAY BE HELPING COMMODITIES -- LONG-TERM CHARTS SUGGEST THAT COMMODITIES MAY BE BOTTOMING -- DROUGHT CONDITIONS BOOST GRAIN PRICES
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
FALLING DOLLAR MAY GIVE FED A HAND... Bonds and stocks are reacting very positively to written comments by Janet Yellen before Congress today. Her comments are being interpreted as being more dovish than anticipated, owing mainly to Fed concerns about persistently low inflation. It's hard for the Fed...
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Are Precious Metals Likely To Get Less Precious?
by Martin Pring,
President, Pring Research
* The Long-term indicators
* Gold in Euro and Yen looking sick
* Dollar based Gold completes head and shoulders top gold shares not quite there yet
* Silver showing signs of tiredness
* Stocks breaking out against Gold
* The silver lining for Gold
Several articles I have written in the last few weeks have...
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DESPITE FRIDAY'S STOCK BOUNCE, TECHNICAL INDICATORS SIGNAL CAUTION -- THE S&P 500 HASN'T HAD A 5% CORRECTION IN MORE THAN A YEAR AND APPEARS OVERDUE FOR ONE
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER ARE USUALLY WEAKER MONTHS... I've made references to seasonal patterns in some recent messages. I'm referring mainly to monthly seasonal patterns. Chart 1 plots the percent of months the S&P 500 closed higher over the last ten years. Average percentage gains...
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BOND YIELDS JUMP AGAIN IN EUROPE WHICH IS PRESSURING BONDS AND STOCKS -- TECHNOLOGY SECTOR REMAINS BELOW 50-DAY AVERAGE -- S&P 500 IS IN DANGER OF SLIPPING BELOW ITS 50-DAY LNE -- NASDAQ VOLATILITY REACHES EIGHT-MONTH HIGH
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
GERMAN 10-YEAR BUND YIELD REACHES 18-MONTH HIGH ... The jump in European bond yields that started last Tuesday is continuing. A weak French auction of 30-year bonds caused bond prices in Europe to fall sharply which pushed yields higher. Ten-Year French and German yields jumped 10 and 9 basis points respectively....
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July's Market Round Up Live Video Recording 2017-07-05
by Martin Pring,
President, Pring Research
Here is the July video recording for Market Round Up Live 2017-07-05.
2017-07-05 08.02 @Test Market Round Up Live With Martin Pring 2017-07-05 from StockCharts.com on Vimeo.
Good luck and good charting,
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Are Small Caps About To Come Alive?
by Martin Pring,
President, Pring Research
* Watch those small caps
* Dr. Copper about to get better?
* Wheat enters a primary bull market
* The yen is getting close to a downside breakout
* Gold is close to a breakdown
Watch those small caps
Chart 1 features the iShares Russell 2000 ETF, the IWM, together with its relative strength...
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NARROWING SPREAD BETWEEN TREASURIES AND FOREIGN YIELDS ARE BAD FOR THE DOLLAR -- A STUDY OF QE IMPACT ON DOLLAR DIRECTION -- FALLING DOLLAR MAY HELP STABILIZE COMMODITY PRICES -- BASE METALS HAD A STRONG WEEK -- OIL SERVICE STOCKS ALSO BOUNCED
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
NARROWING SPREAD BETWEEN GLOBAL YIELDS HURTS THE DOLLAR... The U.S. Dollar has had a bad six months. And things got even worse this week. The driving force between currencies is the relationship between global interest rates. The 10-Year Treasury yield remains higher than foreign developed yields. The problem is...
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TECH SELLOFF RESUMES WHILE FINANCIALS GAIN -- THAT CONTINUES THE ROTATION OUT OF GROWTH AND INTO VALUE STOCKS THAT STARTED ON JUNE 9 -- TECH SPDR UNDERCUTS 50-DAY AVERAGE -- BANKS GAINED ON STRESS TEST RESULTS AND RISING BOND YIELDS
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
TECH SECTOR UNDERCUTS 50-DAY AVERAGE...STRESS TEST BOOSTS BANKS... Everyone in the media is suddenly talking about a rotation out of technology-dominated growth stocks into value stocks led by financials, healthcare, and (to a lesser extent) energy shares. We wrote about that on the day it started (June 9): "...
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GERMAN AND UK BOND YIELDS ARE JUMPING -- THAT'S BOOSTING FOREIGN CURRENCIES AND WEAKENING THE DOLLAR -- DOLLAR WEAKNESS SUPPORTS ROTATION INTO FOREIGN STOCKS -- RISING CANADIAN DOLLAR FAVORS CANADA ISHARES
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
TODAY IT'S THE BRITS TURNING HAWKISH... Yesterday it was hawkish comments from Mario Draghi that pushed eurozone bond yields sharply higher, and the rest of the world with them. Today it's hawkish comments by Mark Carney that the Brits may have to raise rates soon. Rising...
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Investment Implications From A Breakout In The Stock/Gold Ratio?
by Martin Pring,
President, Pring Research
* Technical condition poised for an upside breakout in the stock/Gold ratio
* The significance for equities and gold from an upside or downside breakout.
* Wither the tech stocks?
Technical condition poised for an upside breakout in the stock/Gold ratio
The ratio ($SPX:$GOLD) between the S&P 500...
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TREASURY YIELDS FOLLOW EUROPE HIGHER -- THAT'S HELPING FINANCIAL STOCKS -- LEADERS INCLUDE JP MORGAN, SCHWAB, AND METLIFE -- TECHNOLOGY SELLING RESUMES -- SEMIS ARE ALSO FALLING -- THAT'S STARTING TO TAKE A TOLL ON THE S&P 500
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
TEN-YEAR TREASURY YIELD HAS A STRONG DAY ... For the first time in weeks, bond yields are climbing. Chart 1 shows the 10-Year Treasury Yield climbing 7 basis points to the highest level in two weeks. A lot of that is following even bigger gains in Europe. French and German 10-year...
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AN EVEN LONGER-TERM COMPARISON OF THE LINK BETWEEN CRB INDEX AND CPI -- THE PAST TWO EXPERIENCES OF FULL EMPLOYMENT ALSO SAW RISING RISING OIL PRICES -- THIS TIME MAY BE DIFFERENT
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
LONG TERM COMPARISON OF CPI AND COMMODITIES... I wrote a message over the weekend examining the impact that full employment and commodity prices have had on CPI inflation. At the risk of overdoing it, I'd like to finish that article with two more charts. I made the bold...
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STUDYING HISTORY TO MEASURE THE IMPACT OF FULL EMPLOYMENT AND COMMODITY PRICES ON CPI INFLATION -- THE FED IS BANKING ON FULL EMPLOYMENT TO BOOST INFLATION -- BUT THAT'S UNLIKELY AS LONG AS COMMODITY PRICES ARE FALLING
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
A HISTORICAL COMPARISON... A big debate is going on regarding the path of inflation. Inflation figures have slipped during the second quarter. So have commodity prices. Normally, falling commodity prices signal lower inflation. Fed economists argue that the current low unemployment rate should boost inflation. The Fed generally defines "...
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FALLING ENERGY PRICES ARE AFFECTING BOND RELATIONSHIPS -- LONGER MATURITIES ARE RISING FASTER -- AND INFLATION PROTECTED BONDS ARE LAGGING BEHIND -- ENERGY RELATED HIGH YIELD BONDS ARE ALSO WEIGHING ON THAT SECTOR -- CRUDE OIL IS TESTING NOVEMBER LOW
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
LONGER MATURITY BONDS ARE RISING FASTER ... We can often get clues about market sentiment by comparing different parts of the fixed income universe. A lot has been written about the falling yield curve, which plots the difference between 10-Year and 2-Year Treasury yields. That usually signals expectations for lower inflation....
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Is The Dollar Really In A Bear Market?
by Martin Pring,
President, Pring Research
* The long-term setting
* Short-term considerations
* Some individual currencies are vulnerable over the short-term
* Conclusion
The long-term setting
A few weeks ago I pointed out that the Dollar Index ($USD) had violated its bull market trendline, as well as the 65-week EMA and 12-month MA, two key long-term smoothings. That type...
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HEALTHCARE IS YEAR'S SECOND STRONGEST SECTOR -- IT ALSO OFFERS GREAT VALUE -- THE BEST HEALTHCARE VALUE NOW LIES WITH BIOTECHS AND PHARMA -- BIOTECH ISHARES ARE BREAKING OUT TO UPSIDE -- PHARMACEUTICAL ISHARES SHOULD BE NEXT
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
HEALTHCARE IS GETTING A LOT STRONGER ... I continue to believe that healthcare is one of the best values in the stock market. And it's attracting a lot of investor attention. Chart 1 shows the Health Care SPDR (XLV) trading at a new record high after clearing its mid-2015...
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WHILE TECHNOLOGY HAS SLIPPED, FINANCIALS AND HEALTHCARE HAVE BECOME MARKET LEADERS -- HEALTHCARE SPDR HITS RECORD HIGH
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
TECHNOLOGY IS NOT THE STRONGEST SECTOR ... Although a rebound in technology is getting the most attention, it's not the main reason that stock indexes are hitting new highs. Most of that credit goes to financials and healthcare. The daily bars in Chart 1 show the Technology SPDR (XLK)...
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FALLING COMMODITY PRICES ARE A BIG REASON WHY INFLATION IS SO LOW -- CRB INDEX FALLS TO LOWEST LEVEL IN MORE THAN A YEAR -- FALLING COMMODITY PRICES ARE HELPING PULL YIELD CURVE LOWER
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
CRB INDEX IS TRADING AT LOWEST LEVEL IN MORE THAN A YEAR... Ever since Wednesday's Fed rate hike, and the press conference by Janet Yellen, I've been thinking a lot about inflation. I believe the Fed is underestimating how weak inflation really is. I also believe...
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TREASURY YIELDS FALL BELOW 200-DAY AVERAGE ON WEAK INFLATION NUMBERS -- CRUDE OIL FALLS TO LOWEST LEVEL IN A YEAR -- LOWER FOREIGN BOND YIELDS ARE ALSO WEIGHING ON TREASURY YIELDS
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
TEN-YEAR TREASURY YIELD FALLS BELOW 200-DAY AVERAGE... Expectations are for another Fed rate hike this afternoon. Bond yields, however, are falling sharply. Chart 1 shows the 10-Year Treasury Yield ($TNX) falling 9 basis points to the lowest level since last November. The yield has also slipped below its 200-day average...
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Is This The End Of The Game For Tech Stocks?
by Martin Pring,
President, Pring Research
* Widespread dissemination of tech sell-off
* Bears, not so fast
* Not all tech sub groups experienced Friday’s selling spree
* Commodities are down, but are they out?
Widespread dissemination of tech sell-off
In the last few days, we have seen a tremendous amount of financial media space alerting us to Friday&...
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Financials Break To The Upside And That's Good For The Market
by Martin Pring,
President, Pring Research
* The head and shoulders that did not “work”
* Inflation versus deflation sectors
* Which are the financial sector stars?
* Why financials matter
The head and shoulders that did not “work”
On this same date in May we published an article suggesting that financials could be an interesting area to monitor for...
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INVESTORS ARE SELLING TECHNOLOGY AND BUYING FINANCIALS -- THAT SUGGESTS A ROTATION OUT OF GROWTH AND INTO VALUE STOCKS
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
HEAVY PROFIT-TAKING IN TECHNOLOGY... An overbought technology sector is being sold heavily today. Chart 1 shows the PowerShares Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) tumbling in heavy trading. That's mainly big technology stocks. Chart 2 shows the Technology SPDR (XLK) looking just as bad. The FANG stocks are a big part...
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FINANCIALS HAVE A STRONG DAY -- BANK AND BROKER ETFS TURN UP -- ASSET MANAGERS INDEX HITS NEW RECORD -- LEADERS INCLUDE BLACKROCK, STATE STREET, AND BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON -- FINANCIAL RALLY MAY ALSO EXPLAIN SMALL CAP BUYING
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
FINANCIAL SPDR TURNS SHARPLY HIGHER... Financial stocks are having a very strong day. Chart 1 shows the Financial Sector SPDR (XLF) surging to the highest level in a month and, in the process, clearing its 50-day average. That puts the XLF in position to challenge its spring highs. A decisive...
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AIRLINES ARE LEADING TRANSPORTATION STOCKS HIGHER -- AIRLINE INDEX HITS RECORD HIGH -- DAY'S LEADERS ARE ALASKA AIR, DELTA, AMERICAN AIRLINES, AND JETBLUE -- FEDEX ACHIEVES BULLISH BREAKOUT -- KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN MAY BE CLOSE TO ONE
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
TRANSPORTS CONTINUE TO GAIN... The daily bars in Chart 1 show the Dow Jones Transportation Average reversing higher today to continue its recent upturn. After finding support at its 200-day average during May, the TRAN rose above a three-month resistance line last week to signal its takeoff. It now appears...
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Market Round Up Video With Martin Pring 2017-06-02
by Martin Pring,
President, Pring Research
Here is the link to this months Market Round Up with Martin Pring for June 2017. Don't forget to use the HD button for better quality.
Market Round Up Live With Martin Pring 2017-06-02 from StockCharts.com on Vimeo.
Good luck and good trading,
Martin J. Pring...
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STAPLES AND CYCLICALS HIT NEW HIGHS TOGETHER -- BUT CYCLICALS STILL HAVE THE EDGE -- HEALTHCARE SPDR HITS NEW RECORD HIGH -- MIDCAPS MAY GIVE TRUER PICTURE OF STOCK MARKET --S&P 400 MID CAP INDEX IS CONSOLIDATING IN BULLISH TRIANGLE
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
STAPLES AND CYLICALS BOTH HIT NEW HIGHS... We can often get clues about stock market direction by watching shifting rotations among market sectors. In a strong market, stocks tied to the economy usually lead. In a correction, defensive stocks lead. But what are we to make of a situation where...
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FINANCIALS LEAD MARKET LOWER -- FALLING YIELD CURVE HURTS BANKS -- FALLING YIELDS, HOWEVER, PUSH UTILITIES TO NEW HIGHS -- SMALL CAPS CONTINUE TO UNDERFORM -- U.S. LARGE CAP STRENGTH MAY HAVE MORE TO DO WITH STRONGER FOREIGN MARKETS
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
FALLING BOND YIELD PUSHES YIELD CURVE LOWER... The divergence between falling Treasury bond yields and rising stock indexes may be starting to take its toll on the stock market. Major stock indexes are in the red today. The biggest selling, however, is coming from small caps and financials. At the...
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Perhaps The Fed Won't Raise Rates After All?
by Martin Pring,
President, Pring Research
* Long-term background for bonds
* Bond Prices at a critical short-term juncture point
* Is the 5-year yield forming a massive top?
* Utilities moving in sympathy with bonds
* Interest sensitive REITS starting to improve
* Follow the commodities
Long-term background for bonds
A lot of people are betting that stronger economic data will...
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