Marketmail® Archive
10-8-24: October is a Month of Mysteries, Surprises and Split Personalities
by Jason Bodner October 8, 2024 October usually means a reduction in hurricane activity, but new potential threats are popping up. There are a few storms forming in the Atlantic and one [...]
10-8-24: Beware the Market’s “Geopolitical Overhang” in October
by Ivan Martchev October 8, 2024 The stock market appears to be ignoring negative seasonal patterns in both September and early October and is trying to reach again for fresh all-time highs. [...]
10-8-24: Economies Don’t “Land” (Hard or Soft), They Just Keep Growing
by Gary Alexander October 8, 2024 On Thursday, September 26, our second-quarter GDP was revised to +3.0% from the earlier estimate of 2.8%. That followed a rather anemic annualized 1.4% growth rate in Q1. [...]
10-8-24: It’s Past Time for a Federal Government Spending Overhaul
by Bryan Perry October 8, 2024 Last week launched a new federal fiscal year, so I have a modest proposal, but first – the jobs report: There sure was a lot of [...]
10-8-24: Positive Earnings Usually Deliver the Best October Surprises!
by Louis Navellier October 8, 2024 October is a seasonally strong month, but history shows us that the month often starts slow and then picks up in the second half as third-quarter [...]
10-1-24: Forecasting Market Trends Faster than the Normal Filings Disclose
by Jason Bodner October 1, 2024 Hurricane Helene just slammed into northwestern Florida as a powerful category 4. I hope everyone is OK. The forecasting was spot on, but weather forecasting accuracy [...]
10-1-24: Investors are Treating New Market Highs with Disbelief
by Ivan Martchev October 1, 2024 I am seeing the same type of trading in recent weeks that I saw in July, when marginal new highs were met with selling into strength, [...]
10-1-24: Welcome to Fiscal Year 2025 – Time to Cut Spending!
by Gary Alexander October 1, 2024 Today marks Day #1 of Federal Fiscal Year 2025. We won’t know the total deficit for Fiscal Year 2024 until about the middle of October, but [...]
10-1-24: This Port Strike Pits Longshoremen Against AI
by Bryan Perry October 1, 2024 As we go to press, the port strike scheduled to take place at midnight Monday is still set to happen. The contract for 45,000 longshoremen and [...]
10-1-24: America’s Global Advantage Will Likely Continue – No Matter Who Wins in November
by Louis Navellier October 1, 2024 No matter who wins in November, what makes American great is that we are blessed to be both food and energy independence, and Americans typically have [...]
9-24-24: The Fed’s Late-Blooming Flower … Finally Blooms
by Jason Bodner September 24, 2024 There is a flower that blooms so rarely that it might only bloom once a decade. The Amorphophallus Titanium, better known as the Corpse Flower, blooms [...]
9-24-24: Another All-Time High, Now What?
by Ivan Martchev September 24, 2024 The S&P 500 Index made an all-time high last week, partially driven by an overzealous Fed, as it “recalibrated” its unreasonably hawkish policy, but also by [...]