Marketmail® Archive
4-13-21: Is the Stock Market a “Yellow Light Turning Red”?
by Jason Bodner April 13, 2021 Odd as it may seem, I think yellow traffic lights sum up human behavior perfectly. When lights at intersections rolled out in 1868, yellow wasn’t part [...]
4-13-21: Tuesday’s CPI Numbers Will Be Interesting
by Ivan Martchev April 13, 2021 The Producer Price Inflation (PPI) number released last Friday was the hottest in nine years and came with a bizarre technical glitch wherein the BLS press [...]
4-13-21: Inflation Will Roar Again – And Probably Soon
by Gary Alexander April 13, 2021 “Money is more than an artifact: It is an idea, a central feature of civilization, the health of which depends, in a liberal society, on the [...]
4-13-21: Taxing Foreign Profits – GILTI As Charged
by Bryan Perry April 13, 2021 One of the hotter topics within the wider discussion of the Biden Administration’s future tax policy is on how to generate more taxes from the revenues [...]
4-13-21: We Are Now Essentially in Economic Nirvana
by Louis Navellier April 13, 2021 We are now essentially in “economic nirvana.” Let me give you some examples. On Wednesday, the Atlanta Fed raised its first-quarter GDP estimate to a 6.2% [...]
4-6-21: “Sector Thrust,” a New Way to Handicap Sectors
by Jason Bodner April 6, 2021 Humans have thought about fast money ever since money was invented. Even the most conservative types dream of a sudden windfall. Take me: I know I [...]
4-6-21: The Real Reaction to the Jobs Report Will Come This Week
by Ivan Martchev April 6, 2021 Friday brought a great March jobs report on a day the stock market was closed for the observance of Good Friday and the beginning of the [...]
4-6-21: April Looks Promising, But What About the Rest of 2021?
by Gary Alexander April 6, 2021 The first quarter of 2021 closed with the Dow leading the major market indexes, for a change, up 7.76%, vs. +5.77% for the S&P 500 and [...]
4-6-21: Income Mail is on Hiatus
April 6, 2021 Due to International Travel, Income Mail is on Hiatus and Will Resume Next Week on Regular Schedule. Also In This Issue A [...]
4-6-21: How a “Family” Hedge Fund Hurt Many Big Banks
by Louis Navellier April 6, 2021 On Thursday, March 25, the Archegos Hedge Fund asked firms handling its capital swaps to develop a strategy to liquidate its holdings, which is why many [...]
3-30-21: Jason’s Terrible, Horrible, No Good Very Bad Market Day
by Jason Bodner March 30, 2021 We’ve all had days where nothing goes right, like there’s a conspiracy against us. Judith Viorst wrote a book dealing with this, called Alexander and the [...]
3-30-21: How Fast Will the 10-Year Treasury Yield Get to 2%?
by Ivan Martchev March 30, 2021 Having closed last week at 1.67%, the 10-year Treasury yield may very well be above 1.75% (its 52-week high) by the time you read this. With [...]