December 15, 2016: In a Bloomberg News article, reporter Liz McCormick interviews Louise on her view that the long bull market in bonds has ended. Text of the article is available at Bloomberg.com (R.I.P. Bond Bull Market as Charts Say Last Gasps Have Been Taken) and on the Bloomberg Professional Terminal: TOP then enter "Yamada" in the search box.

November 23, 2016: Barry Ritholtz interviews Louise on his Bloomberg Radio program Masters in Business. Audio of the 75 minute interview, which Ritholz described as "a master class in technical analysis," is available from Bloomberg on iTunes, SoundCloud and their website. Or, you can download it in MP3 format.

November 17, 2016: Louise is interviewed by show host Jackie DeAngelis and the Futures Now traders Scott Nations and Brian Stutland about the history of interest rate cycles and their reversals, as well as the current status of the 10-year and 2-year note interest rates. Video of the interview is available from CNBC.

October 20, 2016: Louise is interviewed by show host Jackie DeAngelis and the Futures Now traders about prospects for the spot price of oil. Video of the interview is available from CNBC.

October 12, 2016: On CNBC TV's program Squawk on the Street Louise is interviewed together with Phil Camporeale, JP Morgan Asset Management. Video of the interview is only available to CNBC PRO subscribers.

September 23, 2016: Louise is interviewed on Bloomberg Radio's Surveillance by hosts Tom Keene and Michael McKee. Louise reiterated, in part, the substance of her September newsletter. Audio of the program is available from Bloomberg in MP3 format (27MB). Louise's discussion runs from 26:30 - 31:52.

August 8, 2016: In Barron's Up & DownWall Street column (Billionaire Bears: Gross, Gundlach Fear a Rout), Randall Forsyth quotes Louise on the current market rally: "Even before Friday's pop that put the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq at fresh records, Louise Yamada, who heads the technical advisory service bearing her name, noted a broadening of the rally that pointed to highs -- a move to which she alerted clients earlier last month. That said, the advance has been accompanied by low volume; even Friday's rally came on below-average turnover. That, Louise warns, should keep investors alert to a 'bull trap.' Summerrallies can persist through the dog days of August, but they are followed by the frequently difficult months of September and October--'a time to stay alert,' she suggests."

July 25, 2016: Louise is interviewed on Bloomberg Radio's Surveillance by hosts Tom Keene and Michael McKee. The conversation touches on accumulation and distribution in the financial markets, the price of oil, and the potential effect of negative interest rates. Audio of the program is available from Bloomberg in MP3 format. Louise's discussion runs from 18:47 to 27:40.

June 3 & 6 2016: On CNBC TV's online program Trading Nation Louise is interviewed by Susan Li about possible alternative scenarios for the financial markets. Video of the interview is available from CNBC. And, on June 6, cnbc.com published an article by Brian Price about this interview: For market perspective, look no further then Truman: Yamada.

May 21, 2016: Barron's weekly column, Up & DownWall Street by Randall Forsyth, includes Louise's comments on the performance of the Dow Jones Industrial Average over the past half-year, noting the recurring pattern of alternating high water marks and lows, together with her comments on current sector performance. The article, Stocks are Stuck in the Twilight Zone, is available in the print magazine and online (subscription required).

April 14, 2016: On Canada's Business News Network, Louise is interviewed by Catherine Murray, host of BNN's show Business Day PM. They discussed current market conditions as well as the price of gold and of oil. Video of the interview is available from BNN.

April 8, 2016: At the 43rd Annual Symposium of the Charted Market Technicians Association (formerly the Market Technicians Association), Louise was featured as the Keynote Speaker and was presented with the CMT Association's lifetime achievement award.

April 6, 2016: In the Real Money department of TheStreet.com, Carleton English interviews Louise about the current market rally, specifically focusing on energy and the relative outperformance of industrials.

March 5, 2016: Barron's weekly column, Up & Down Wall Street by Randall Forsyth, includes Louise's comments on equity performance amid recent market developments, together with upside resistance facing the financials sector and the major indices. The article, Is the Recovery Real, or Just a Bear-Market Rally? is available in the print magazine and online (subscription required).

February 17, 2016: Yahoo Finance program host Justine Underhill interviews Louise about the current top in the equity market and the 77% drop in the price of oil, with Louise noting that it is only recently that the equity market and the oil market have started to move in tandem. Video is available at finance.yahoo.com/video/major-downturn-store-215808348.html.

February 5, 2016: Louise is interviewed on Bloomberg Radio's Taking Stock by hosts Kathleen Hayes and Pimm Fox about the current downturn in the financial markets. Audio is available from Bloomberg in MP3 format. (very small file, less than 2MB).

January 18, 2016: Barron's weekly column, Up & Down Wall Street by Randall Forsyth, includes Louise's comments on the potential cyclical bear market. The article is available in the print magazine and online: Without Fed's Juice, Market Suffers Withdrawal Pains (subscription required).

January 7, 2016: Louise is interviewed by host Jackie DeAngelis on CNBC TV's online show Futures Now about current conditions in the financial markets. Concerning the market's current slide Louise pointed out that China is essentially a catalyst affecting an already weak U.S. equity market. Louise also discussed projected support levels. Video of the interview is available from CNBC. (Louise's discussion runs from 1:55 to 5:40).

January 7, 2016: Louise is interviewed on Bloomberg Radio's Taking Stock by hosts Kathleen Hayes and Pimm Fox about current conditions in the financial markets. Audio is available from Bloomberg in MP3 format. (Louise's discussion starts at 1:30).