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9-22-26: When Lights are Low, Our Vision Must Adjust
by Jason Bodner September 22, 2026 When the light is low, our eyes shift from cones to rods. While our cones handle all colors in brightly lit conditions, our rods take over [...]
9-22-26: Most Markets Expect More Rate Hikes
by Ivan Martchev September 22, 2026 Be they stocks, bonds or commodities, the financial markets apparently want more of Kevin Warsh. The legendary 2-year Treasury note – where investors tend to estimate [...]
9-22-26: Fed Chair Warsh Delivers a Fresh, Clear Perspective
by Gary Alexander September 22, 2026 Fed Chair Kevin Warsh set just the right tone (to me) in his blessedly brief (under 30 minute) press conference following the unanimous (12-0) Fed vote [...]
9-22-26: What’s Working and What’s Not in the Current Market Landscape
by Bryan Perry September 22, 2026 A common question making the rounds these days is examining what market sectors are most likely to hold value and gain in the current market landscape [...]
9-22-26: Is Canada Splitting Up – or Joining the European Union?
by Louis Navellier September 22, 2026 A Wall Street Journal report said Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney is now seeking full membership in the European Union (EU) in a bold move to [...]
9-15-26: Markets Have Shape…and Memory
by Jason Bodner September 15, 2026 Twenty-five years ago on September 11th, the world changed. For those who were there, and for those who lost someone, I take a moment to remember [...]
9-15-26: Here Comes the Fed Rate Hike
by Ivan Martchev September 15, 2026 Ten-year Treasury yields reached 5.01% last week and crude oil hit $104.46 last Friday. Although oil did not close over $100 – nor did the 10-year [...]
9-15-26: The Monthly “Confidence Index” Reveals Irrational Fears
by Gary Alexander September 15, 2026 “In every age … progressive improvement has been taking place, [but] nobody seems to reckon on any improvement in the next generation. We cannot absolutely prove [...]
9-15-26: Stocks Adjust to a “New Normal” for 10-Year Treasury Rates
by Bryan Perry September 15, 2026 A shift in the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield from the 4.0%-4.5% range up to 4.5%-5.0% triggered a knee-jerk negative reaction in financial markets. Traditional stock market [...]
9-15-26: Inflation Returns, Raising the Odds for a Key Fed Rate Increase
by Louis Navellier September 15, 2026 Last Thursday, the European Central Bank (ECB) raised its key interest rates 0.25%. This ECB rate hike put pressure on the Fed to raise interest rates [...]
9-9-26: Applying Leverage to the Upcoming Elections
by Jason Bodner September 9, 2026 ““Give me a lever long enough, and a fulcrum on which to place it, and I shall move the world.” -- Archimedes Archimedes was describing a [...]
9-9-26: The President is on a Collision Course with the Fed
by Ivan Martchev September 9, 2026 There isn’t anything new about President Trump complaining about interest rates being too high. He used to constantly harass former Chair Jerome Powell and call him [...]