Marketmail® Archive
7-27-21: Navigating Risk and Fear
by Jason Bodner July 27, 2021 Everyone must deal with risk. The word makes us think of doing stupid stuff: risking death, crazy life-savings’ bets, or risking horrible permanent injury. For humans, [...]
7-27-21: When Stocks Follow Bonds
by Ivan Martchev July 27, 2021 Earlier in the year, we saw every uptick in the 10-year Treasury yields meet with severe selling of Nasdaq 100 Index futures. This came to pass [...]
7-27-21: Seven Life Lessons for Building Wealth (Part 2 of 2)
by Gary Alexander July 27, 2021 While I was at the Freedom Fest in South Dakota, I delivered a talk with this title. (This is a longer version for Growth Mail.) The [...]
7-27-21: Top-Down Convertible Funds Are Timely
by Bryan Perry July 27, 2021 I’m not sure when the last time such a divide over the direction of interest rates and bond yields existed, but the present situation is one [...]
7-27-21: Freedom Day?
by Louis Navellier July 27, 2021 Last Monday, value stocks, like airlines, cruise ships, hotels, and energy stocks were crushed over news that the Covid-19 Delta variant was spreading in unvaccinated countries. [...]
7-20-21: The Big Money is Selling as the “Dog Days” Begin
by Jason Bodner July 20, 2021 I’m a dog person. I’m also a space person. So it’s no surprise that I’m drawn to the constellation Canis Majoris. It’s the dog constellation, and [...]
7-20-21: Nasdaq Looks Ready to Consolidate Its Gains
by Ivan Martchev July 20, 2021 Consolidations are normal. Markets breathe in and breathe out. They zig and they zag. They rarely get as extended to the upside as they did in [...]
7-20-21: Seven Life Lessons for Building Wealth (Part 1 of 2)
by Gary Alexander July 20, 2021 As you read this, I’m at the Seattle airport flying toward South Dakota for the Freedom Fest, where I will take part in four panels in [...]
7-20-21: When Money Runs for Safety
by Bryan Perry July 20, 2021 We’re all familiar with the phrase, “Money has to go somewhere.” Well, this past week, safer havens in bonds and defensive equity sectors were on the [...]
7-20-21: Inflation is Rising at the Fastest Pace in 30 Years
by Louis Navellier July 20, 2021 Last Tuesday, the Labor Department reported that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) surged 0.9% in June, the largest monthly increase since August 2008. In the past [...]
7-13-21: I Beat the Odds – in a Most Unwelcome Manner
by Jason Bodner July 13, 2021 Extreme statistics fascinate me – things that seem to beat the odds – and I just found out that I am one. Did you know that [...]
7-13-21: What Do Bonds Know That Stocks Don’t?
by Ivan Martchev July 13, 2021 The wild trading in Treasury bonds spooked investors last week as the 10-year Treasury yield hit 1.25% in the early hours last Thursday morning. The main [...]