Income Mail Archive
This is where you can find all of our Income Mail articles from Bryan Perry.
11-3-26: Using Energy Options to Take “Implied Market Volatility” to the Bank
by Bryan Perry November 3, 2026 Market and sector volatility can either cause elevated stress or seriously beneficial income to one’s portfolio. Over the course of the past six months, the majority [...]
10-27-26: Taking Stock of the Bond Market
by Bryan Perry October 27, 2026 The recent pullback in the benchmark 10-year Treasury from 5.35% to 5.00% has been a welcome development, but it remains tenuous with WTI crude back up [...]
10-20-26: It’s “Show Time” for The AI Trade
by Bryan Perry October 20, 2026 The recent, aggressive sell-off of artificial intelligence (AI) stocks was spurred by fears of elevated interest rates, debt-heavy balance sheets among niche neocloud providers and growing [...]
10-13-26: What Will (or Won’t) Generate A Bullish Year End Rally
by Bryan Perry October 13, 2026 In equity markets, cash flows dictate valuations. While economic headlines and geopolitical friction can drive short-term volatility, corporate earnings serve as the ultimate anchor for equity [...]
10-6-26: The Bond Market Deserves a Sigh of Relief
by Bryan Perry October 6, 2026 Friday’s rally across most equity sectors stemmed primarily from a cooler-than-anticipated payroll report. Headline job growth came in noticeably below consensus forecasts. Along with a slight [...]
9-29-26: Trump And Iran: “The Illusion of the Deal”
by Bryan Perry September 29, 2026 The diplomatic dynamic between President Trump and Tehran remains trapped in a volatile cycle of fragile ceasefires, aggressive blockades and rejected proposals. Following months of military [...]
9-22-26: What’s Working and What’s Not in the Current Market Landscape
by Bryan Perry September 22, 2026 A common question making the rounds these days is examining what market sectors are most likely to hold value and gain in the current market landscape [...]
9-15-26: Stocks Adjust to a “New Normal” for 10-Year Treasury Rates
by Bryan Perry September 15, 2026 A shift in the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield from the 4.0%-4.5% range up to 4.5%-5.0% triggered a knee-jerk negative reaction in financial markets. Traditional stock market [...]
