Marketmail® Archive
9-14-21: Why 9/11 is Personal to Me
by Jason Bodner September 14, 2021 We are all profoundly lucky to be alive – especially me. Last weekend, we marked the 20th anniversary of September 11th. On that day, I flew [...]
9-14-21: This Could Be “The Big One”
by Ivan Martchev September 14, 2021 A “big” correction in the present low-volatility context is probably somewhere around 10%, or what we saw in the S&P 500 in September and October last [...]
9-14-21: Two Other 21st Century Crisis Anniversaries Were Ignored in the 9/11 Focus
by Gary Alexander September 14, 2021 In the last 20 years, three 21st century events have haunted us, and they all share an anniversary this week, yet 99% of our attention has [...]
9-14-21: Current Headwinds Will Keep the Fed Priming the Pump
by Bryan Perry September 14, 2021 The U.S. economy may well be in the midst of a soft patch, due to a very stubborn COVID-19 virus and some persistent inflation brought on [...]
9-14-21: The Ongoing Chip Shortage May Limit EV Production
by Louis Navellier September 14, 2021 In addition to battery element shortages, the chip shortage has limited electric vehicle (EVs) production. At the auto show in Munich last week, several auto executives [...]
9-8-21: In Market History, the “Livin’ Ain’t Easy” in September
by Jason Bodner September 8, 2021 I associated September with “back to school” and fall as a kid, but most of the month is summer-like, especially here in Florida. Coincidentally, September [...]
9-8-21: Waiting for the Long-Overdue Stock Market Correction
by Ivan Martchev September 8, 2021 The missing, but long-overdue correction in stocks is probably a factor of the relentless pumping of electronic dollars into the financial system at a rate of [...]
9-8-21: Alternative Ways to Memorialize the 20th Anniversary of 9/11
by Gary Alexander September 8, 2021 While everyone is bemoaning our Keystone Kops exit in Kabul, or fearing another terrorist attack on September 11, 2021, I’d like to use this holiday break [...]
9-8-21: Wage Inflation is What Matters Most to the Market
by Bryan Perry September 8, 2021 It is relatively east to put together a worry list of items and scenarios that could trigger a stock market correction of 10% or more. But [...]
9-8-21: The Good News on the Jobs Front is Mostly Buried
by Louis Navellier September 8, 2021 Despite the lowball jobs total on Friday, plenty of good news is buried in the small print, like massive revisions to the previous two months. With [...]
8-31-21: Market Timing Can Look Wrong and Still be Right
by Jason Bodner August 31, 2021 They say timing is everything. But is it? Seeking perfect timing can be frustrating. For everyday life, we usually leave the outcome up to fate and [...]
8-31-21: Jerome Powell Is the Frontrunner for Reappointment
by Ivan Martchev August 31, 2021 I was not surprised to see that Janet Yellen has already backed Jerome Powell for a second term as Fed Chairman (see Bloomberg article, “Yellen Backs [...]