Marketmail® Archive
6-14-22: Has the Fed Finally Learned Some Lessons?
by Gary Alexander June 14, 2022 “I would like to say to Milton … Regarding the Great Depression. You’re right, we did it. We’re very sorry. But thanks to you, we won’t [...]
6-14-22: Income Mail is on Hiatus
June 14, 2022 Income Mail is on Hiatus and Will Resume Next Week on Regular Schedule. Also In This Issue A Look Ahead by Louis [...]
6-14-22: Central Banking for Dummies
by Louis Navellier June 14, 2022 Central Banking is really easy. All you have to do is follow market rates and inflation, with a slight lag. The Federal Reserve is doing that, [...]
6-7-22: Big Hedge Funds Begin to Collapse – Right on Schedule
by Jason Bodner June 7, 2022 Stocks, particularly growth stocks, have been feeling the burn ever since the middle of November. I’ve been talking a lot lately about how this market pressure [...]
6-7-22: Market Close to Meeting Scylla, Date with Charybdis Still Uncertain
by Ivan Martchev June 7, 2022 The overdue fierce rebound has now arrived, and everyone is trying to figure out if there is further to go. Yes, it can go further, but [...]
6-7-22: A Hyper-Active Fed Makes Mid-Term Elections More Profitable
by Gary Alexander June 7, 2022 Two weeks ago, on May 24, I wrote about the great Memorial Day market bottoms and recoveries in June 1962 and 1970 as typical of the [...]
6-7-22: A New Agriculture Income Strategy to Hedge Food Inflation
by Bryan Perry June 7, 2022 Although the Federal Reserve likes to focus its inflation algorithms on the core Personal Consumption Expenditures Index (PCE) that strips out food and energy, the headlines [...]
6-7-22: President Biden Appointed a “Fall Guy” (Gal) for High Inflation
by Louis Navellier June 7, 2022 Fed Chairman Jerome Powell met with President Joe Biden and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen at the White House on Tuesday. Although the executive branch is not [...]
6-1-22: The Big Money Index (BMI) Just Entered “Oversold” Territory
by Jason Bodner June 1, 2022 Contrary to popular belief, lightning will strike twice – and even more – in the same place, or even the same person. Just ask Roy Sullivan, [...]
6-1-22: Global Mail is on Hiatus
June 1, 2022 Due to International Travel, Global Mail is on Hiatus and Will Resume Next Week on Regular Schedule. Also In This Issue A [...]
6-1-22: 20 Questions About the Fear of 20% S&P 500 Corrections
by Gary Alexander June 1, 2022 A funny thing happened on Friday, May 20 – the “Fear of 20” kicked in once again. The S&P closed the day before at 3,900.79, down [...]
6-1-22: The “Soft Landing” Narrative Wins Out (For a Week)
by Bryan Perry June 1, 2022 After seven straight losing weeks, the S&P 500 rose with a vengeance – up 6.6% last week – as the Fed’s favorite inflation indicator, the Personal [...]