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9-9-26: What Happened to America’s Work Ethic?
by Gary Alexander September 9, 2026 Labor Day marks a time for a clear-eyed view of the U.S. labor market as a competitive force in the world, but I sometimes wonder why [...]
9-9-26: The Opponents of Data Centers Just Don’t Get It
by Bryan Perry September 9, 2026 In the global geopolitical theater, wars are rarely won solely on the battlefield. They are won in the power grids, foundries and server racks that dictate [...]
9-9-26: Friday’s Jobs Report and Other Indicators Look Strong
by Louis Navellier September 9, 2026 Going into Friday’s jobs report, investors were worried. Wednesday’s private-payroll ADP report said only 38,000 private sector jobs were created in August, the smallest monthly increase [...]
9-1-26: AI (Like the Transistor, PCs and Internet) Will Change Everything
by Jason Bodner September 1, 2026 In December 1947, physicists at Bell Labs invented the transistor. It changed everything. For decades prior to that, vacuum-tubes powered every computing machine ever built, but [...]
9-1-26: Why U.S. Investors Should Care About EU Natural Gas Prices
by Ivan Martchev September 1, 2026 Not many investors keep track of EU natural gas prices, even though they should, because the EU benchmark contract just hit 66.47-euros per megawatt (MWh). While [...]
9-1-26: The Perils of Market Seasonality (or “Selling All Stocks”)
by Gary Alexander September 1, 2026 Today marks the first day of a dreaded month in market history. For a century, since 1928, September has been the worst month by far, and [...]
9-1-26: The Amazing Stock Buyback Phenomenon Continues
by Bryan Perry September 1, 2026 In modern corporate finance, share repurchases – commonly known as stock buybacks – have evolved from an occasional capital structure adjustment to a dominant tool for [...]
9-1-26: What to Expect from Mid-Term Elections (and Trump’s Trade Wars)
by Louis Navellier September 1, 2026 Labor Day traditionally marks the start of the campaign season before the November elections. I expect the news media to become progressively more negative as these [...]
8-25-26: Trust the Data, Not Your “Gut” Feelings
by Jason Bodner August 25, 2026 In NASA’s early days of space flight, there was a problem. Pilots simulated G-forces in centrifuges. At high G-forces, their bodies sent urgent distress signals. Heart [...]
8-25-26: Secretary Bessent’s Act of Desperation
by Ivan Martchev August 25, 2026 The U.S. Treasury Department, not the Federal Reserve, intervened last week in the Treasury market to maintain orderly trading in long-term bonds (read: “trying to push [...]
8-25-26: The “Gold Vigilantes” Went to War This August
by Gary Alexander August 25, 2026 The bond vigilantes are a real and well-recognized species of unelected but powerful critics of financial and monetary policies in major nations. These enforcers – called [...]
8-25-26: The Current Blueprint for High Yield Income
by Bryan Perry August 25, 2026 For nearly a decade, income investors were forced into an uncomfortable compromise: either accept micro-yields from safe government bonds or venture far out on the credit [...]