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6-9-26: When Sidelined Cash Goes Looking for a Home
by Jason Bodner June 9, 2026 On June 20, 1815, Nathan Mayer Rothschild knew Napoleon had lost at Waterloo a full 24-hours before anyone else in London. His private courier system, partly [...]
6-9-26: Friday’s Sell-off Was Bound to Happen – What’s Next?
by Ivan Martchev June 9, 2026 “Told you so” does not work in financial markets. Nobody knows ahead of time the precise date when an index will top out, or the precise [...]
6-9-26: Gold is Down $1,000 Since January: Is the Gold Bull Market Over?
by Gary Alexander June 9, 2026 Most commentators are dissecting the reasons why the stock market declined last Friday, but gold also fell by over 3% (-$130 an ounce) on Friday, wiping [...]
6-9-26: Mr. Market Is Sorely Misreading the Employment Data
by Bryan Perry June 9, 2026 There is no question Friday was ugly. The market was crushed on Friday because two forces hit simultaneously – first, a violent AI‑chip unwind and then [...]
6-9-26: The Bears Were Caught Short in This Booming Market
by Louis Navellier June 9, 2026 I have been no fan of short-sellers, calling them all sorts of bad names, but I don’t like the fact they can fabricate or exaggerate stock [...]
6-2-26: The Quietest Signals Often Have the Loudest Impact
by Jason Bodner June 2, 2026 In 1620, an English physician named Robert Burton published The Anatomy of Melancholy, a 1,400-page book about depression. One passing observation in it changed economics forever. [...]
6-2-26: What’s Behind This Late Cycle Acceleration?
by Ivan Martchev June 2, 2026 Perhaps the best explanation for this historic rip higher was simply great earnings. According to FactSet, which tracks those numbers closely, “For Q1 2026 (with 97% [...]
6-2-26: Forget the 1930s Market – The 2000-09 Crash Was Worse!
by Gary Alexander June 2, 2026 We should stop fearing “another 1929” and pat ourselves on the back for surviving an even worse decade. As it turns out, the decade ending in [...]
6-2-26: It’s Prime Time for Selling Covered Calls
by Bryan Perry June 2, 2026 The mantra of buy and hold has served investors well over the long run, but the modern market landscape occasionally throws us some wicked curve-balls, and [...]
6-2-26: Some Surprising AI-Related Stock Selections
by Louis Navellier June 2, 2026 The stock market is still being led by AI and – as I said in the opening of my podcast last Wednesday – “everybody’s looking for [...]
5-27-26: The IPO That Tells You What Comes Next
by Jason Bodner May 27, 2026 “We do not want humans to have the same fate as dinosaurs.” That is not from a science fiction novel. It is from the S-1 filing [...]
5-27-26: A Week of Giant IPOs and Chip and Memory Shortages
by Ivan Martchev May 27, 2026 Three-days of selling and a 3.7% decline in the NASDAQ 100 Index is all the correction we got! Given the magnitude and speed of the rally [...]