by Martin Pring | Oct 18, 2021 | Martin Pring's Technical Corner
Aging demographics, technological innovation and an ever -expanding debt overhang are three reasons why inflation has been largely kept under wraps in the last three decades. They are still relevant, so why not extrapolate a benign inflation trend into the future? One...
by Martin Pring | Dec 8, 2020 | Martin Pring's Technical Corner
A year ago, as the economy was emerging from its third slowdown following the financial crisis, commodity prices looked set to move higher. However, due to the pandemic lockdown, the global economy abruptly fell into recession and commodity prices quickly collapsed....
by Martin Pring | Sep 8, 2020 | Martin Pring's Technical Corner
The S&P Composite has rallied close to 60% since late March, making a historic and remarkable round trip in a short period of time. You would think that after such a move it would make sense to anticipate a significant retracement. From an intermediate term...
by Martin Pring | Jun 9, 2020 | Martin Pring's Technical Corner
Where Have We Been? Back in February the stock market registered new highs. At the same time, several of the leading indicators we follow were tentatively signaling the emergence of the economy from its third growth slowdown since the financial crisis. Along came the...
by Martin Pring | May 7, 2020 | Martin Pring's Technical Corner
Chart 1 below compares the S&P to our Master Economic Indicator (MEI). It combines the momentum of six leading economic indicators and comes into its own when economic activity causes it to drop below the -40% level and then moves back above it. Such action earns...
