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Martin Pring's 2024 Equity Market Outlook

10. February 2024, by Martin Pring
Events, Videos, Webinar, Guest Author Article

00:00 – Intro and Welcome
02:12 – Outlook for 2024
04:04 – Inflation Adj. S&P Composite vs. 60/360 Price Oscillator 1900-2024
08:52 – Inflation Adj. S&P Composite vs Shiller/10-year Yield 1926-2023
13:21 – Equities and the Business Cycle: S&P Composite 1955-2024
15:20 – Inflation Adjusted S&P Composite
17:44 – Idealized Business Cycle
21:20 – S&P Composite vs the Pring Turner Stock Barometer 1967-2024
22:47 – S&P Composite and the Pring Turner Recession Caller 1956-2024
24:44 – S&P Composite and the Pring Turner Recession Caller 1995-2024
25:40 – S&P Composite vs Stock/Commodity Momentum 1960-2024
27:31 – Inflation Adjusted Stocks vs Real M2 Momentum 1899-2024
29:21 – Inflation Adjusted Stocks vs Financial Market Velocity 1957-2023
31:28 – S&P Composite vs Inverted Dividend Yield Momentum 1956-2023
33:56 – Dividend Model Performance Since 1874
34:59 – S&P Composite and the Investors Intelligence Bullish Letter Writers 1974-2024
37:17 – MSCI World Stock ETF vs the Special K 2015-2024
39:58 – S&P Composite vs Financial Sector RS Momentum 200
40:52 – Indicators Suggest Stocks Have Lots of Potentential

About the author

Martin Pring, intrigued by the dynamics of financial market behavior, founded Pring Research in 1978 by providing research for investment advisors and financial institutions.

Since 1984, he has published the Intermarket Review, a monthly global market report that analyzes the world’s principal financial markets. He has written more than 20 books on investing such as asset allocation, market psychology and investing around the business cycle. His widely popular book, “Technical Analysis Explained”, has been translated into 8 languages and for several decades was required reading for the Chartered Financial Technician’s (CFTe) designation.

Their shared interest in business cycle investing led Martin to join with Joe Turner and co-found Pring Turner Investment Management, a fee-only investment advisor located in Walnut Creek, California. Martin, in collaboration with Dow Jones Indexes, co-developed the Dow Jones Pring U.S. Business Cycle Index in 2012, a unique index based on the financial advisory firm’s “Six-Stage” business cycle investment strategy.

Martin has been adjunct professor at Golden Gate University in San Francisco teaching the world’s first virtual graduate level course on technical analysis. He has been honored by his peers with several lifetime achievement awards recognizing his career-long investment research contributions. Martin has traveled the world visiting more than 30 countries as an invited speaker to financial institutions and professional investment groups.

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