Marketmail® Archive
6-17-25: War Assets Rally as Israel Aims to De-Nuke Iran and Liberate Its People
by Bryan Perry June 17, 2025 The events of the past week, now emerging as a fully declared war between Israel and Iran, are hugely unsettling. As we open this market week, [...]
6-17-25: The Fed’s Search for Phantom Inflation Continues
by Louis Navellier June 17, 2025 Last Wednesday, the Labor Department announced that the Consumer Price Index rose only 0.1% in May, which was lower than the economists’ consensus expectation of 0.2%. [...]
6-10-25: The Road to Wealth is Often Rocky
by Jason Bodner June 10, 2025 The first roads were made by animals. Eons ago, animals like dinosaurs, and then mammoths, walked over the same areas repeatedly. These paths eventually turned into [...]
6-10-25: Elon Musk May Have Ulterior Motives
by Ivan Martchev June 10, 2025 Given the spectacular public rift between Elon Musk and President Trump last week – which moved the stock market dramatically down on Thursday – I decided [...]
6-10-25: History Tells Us That America Will Likely Thrive After Crises
by Gary Alexander June 10, 2025 “There Is a Great Deal of Ruin in a Nation.” – Adam Smith, 1777 In rehearsing the 250th anniversary of this great nation, I have been [...]
6-10-25: The Market is Shrugging Off Risks, as Fears of Recession Recede
by Bryan Perry June 10, 2025 There has been some commentary suggesting that the stock market has recovered “too quickly,” and that a blow-off top is imminent. Seeing some of the leading [...]
6-10-25: A German Leader Enters a DC Hornet’s Nest
by Louis Navellier June 10, 2025 Last Thursday, the new German Chancellor, Friedrich Merz, met with President Trump at the White House and he brought forth a framed birth certificate of his [...]
6-3-25: Turn Up the Quiet
by Jason Bodner June 3, 2025 Imagine what life was like thousands of years ago. The usual depiction is struggle; visceral survival ruled prehistoric life. But I also imagine how wonderfully quiet [...]
6-3-25: More Trillion Dollar Swings
by Ivan Martchev June 3, 2025 While the S&P 500 was up 1.88% last week and +6.15% in May, we are still in a trading range, capped at 5,968 on the upside, [...]
6-3-25: Rising Debts Limit America’s Growth Potential
by Gary Alexander June 3, 2025 Much of June will be tied up with amending the “One Big Beautiful Bill” to include some spending cuts – strangely absent in the House version [...]
6-3-25: “Trumpenomics” is Finally Kicking In
by Bryan Perry June 3, 2025 By now, in the first week of June, we should forget about any notion of “sell in May and go away,” since all the major indexes [...]
6-3-25: The EU Now Seems to be Fighting for Its Long-Term Existence
by Louis Navellier June 3, 2025 When President Trump made his recent trade deal with Britain, which contained no reciprocal tariffs (just a 10% baseline tariff), one thing became crystal clear, namely [...]