Marketmail® Archive
5-17-22: When Will the Selling End?
by Jason Bodner May 17, 2022 I was just in Las Vegas, presenting my data and views at The Money Show, where I kept getting the same question (the one in this [...]
5-17-22: Stock Market Headed Between Scylla and Charybdis
by Ivan Martchev May 17, 2022 There was a strong rebound on Friday, but it wasn’t strong enough to prevent a down week for most indexes. I think we are due for [...]
5-17-22: Happy 230th Birthday to Wall Street, the U.S. Dollar, the U.S. Army
by Gary Alexander May 17, 2022 Why is America so successful … still? Just look back to May of 1792, especially to today’s date: The New York Stock Exchange was unofficially born [...]
5-17-22: It’s Crunch Time for The Oil Market
by Bryan Perry May 17, 2022 The Russia/Ukraine war can’t be overlooked. It is having a major impact on the global supply of fossil fuels. The sanctions and widening embargo against Russian [...]
5-17-22: Could China Push the World into Recession?
by Louis Navellier May 17, 2022 I mentioned on Fox Business last Thursday that if the world does slip into a recession, the catalyst would likely be the China Covid-19 lockdowns that [...]
5-10-22: It’s Only Money – and It Will Likely Return
by Jason Bodner May 10, 2022 It’s only money. My best friend says that all the time. It’s pure irony, because to some, money is just about the only thing. We spend [...]
5-10-22: On The Threshold of Bond Market History
by Ivan Martchev May 10, 2022 With 10 basis points left to make bond market history, the 10-year Treasury yield closed on Friday a tad over 3.142%. In the past 40 years, [...]
5-10-22: Problems Always Abound, but the. U.S. Remains the World’s Oasis
by Gary Alexander May 10, 2022 “The farther backward you can look, the farther forward you are likely to see.” - Winston Churchill You seldom hear about “May crashes,” but the two [...]
5-10-22: Inflation-Friendly Income That Gets the Job Done
by Bryan Perry May 10, 2022 Last week, the bond market voted thumbs down to the Fed’s 50-basis point rate hike as Treasury yields initially paused, but then summarily traded to their [...]
5-10-22: The Dollar Remains Strong, as Europe and Japan Delay Raising Rates
by Louis Navellier May 10, 2022 The Bank of England raised key interest rates last Thursday by 0.25% to 1%, and they also forecast a recession later this year as high energy [...]
5-3-22: What’s the Best Value Now
by Jason Bodner May 3, 2022 Time has a funny way of changing perception. For instance, treadmills were designed as forced labor machines in British prisons, but in the 1900s that was [...]
5-3-22: Oil is in a Volatility Squeeze
by Ivan Martchev May 3, 2022 I don’t know of one futures trader who doesn’t know how to read a chart. The best traders all know the fundamental backdrop and all the [...]