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10-13-26: The Market Resembles Two Rivers – Light and Dark – Running in Tandem
by Jason Bodner October 13, 2026 Near Manaus, Brazil, two-giant rivers meet but they don’t mix. The Rio Negro is as dark as black coffee, warm, and slow, while the Solimões is [...]
10-13-26: More New Highs for Stocks
by Ivan Martchev October 13, 2026 For the first time in this interest rate cycle, the stock market ignored surging yields last Monday and made fresh all-time highs on the S&P 500. [...]
10-13-26: U.S. Growth is Better than Expected… But Debt is Worse
by Gary Alexander October 13, 2026 Numbers are funny things. We rely on them without understanding how they are constructed, especially when it comes to the most important national measurements. In early [...]
10-13-26: What Will (or Won’t) Generate A Bullish Year End Rally
by Bryan Perry October 13, 2026 In equity markets, cash flows dictate valuations. While economic headlines and geopolitical friction can drive short-term volatility, corporate earnings serve as the ultimate anchor for equity [...]
10-13-26: France is Falling Apart – Is the EU Next?
by Louis Navellier October 13, 2026 The global press is all over the big story developing in France, and throughout the European Union (EU). First came a Bloomberg article entitled, “A French [...]
10-6-26: Like the Seasons, Markets Often Wax and Wane on Schedule
by Jason Bodner October 6, 2026 At the end of October, Daylight Savings Time will end, and our sunsets will come earlier each day until December 21 – the shortest day of [...]
10-6-26: Sector Friction in the S&P 500 Widens
by Ivan Martchev October 6, 2026 For the month of September, rounding the numbers, the S&P 500 was down 0.4%, which most people would call more or less “flat,” but digging under [...]
10-6-26: The Current AI Scare Resembles Past Techno-Terror Tales
by Gary Alexander October 6, 2026 Call me old-fashioned, but we still get the printed Wall Street Journal each day in the mail, and my wife is kind (and smart) enough to [...]
10-6-26: The Bond Market Deserves a Sigh of Relief
by Bryan Perry October 6, 2026 Friday’s rally across most equity sectors stemmed primarily from a cooler-than-anticipated payroll report. Headline job growth came in noticeably below consensus forecasts. Along with a slight [...]
10-6-26: The Fourth Quarter is When Stocks Usually Shine the Brightest
by Louis Navellier October 6, 2026 The fourth-quarter is seasonally strong, especially in midterm election years, like 2026, and then the third year of a presidential election cycle – next year, 2027, [...]
9-29-26: There Are Indexes, and There Are Markets
by Jason Bodner September 29, 2026 In the Luzon Strait, between Taiwan and the Philippines, tides push cold, heavy water over two seafloor ridges. That sets off huge waves deep inside the [...]
9-29-26: What Do Parabolic Treasury Yields Tell Us?
by Ivan Martchev September 29, 2026 Stock investors keep hoping the Iran situation is coming to a close – and that hope is what caused a new marginal high in the Nasdaq [...]