Marketmail Archive
9-9-20: Beware Mid-September Attacks on Wall Street
by Gary Alexander September 9, 2020 This week, Wall Street traders return from their Labor Day weekends and August vacations, but the protesters may return to New York, too. Friday marks the [...]
9-9-20: Simplifying the Market Landscape That Lies Ahead
by Bryan Perry September 9, 2020 A constant stream of market critics loves to talk down the big rally and how its longevity isn’t justified or rational. They crow about lofty valuations, [...]
9-9-20: Great Economic News – Led by a Positive Jobs Report
by Louis Navellier September 9, 2020 The economic news last week was very positive. The biggest news came on Friday when the Labor Department reported that the unemployment rate declined dramatically to [...]
9-1-20: “Hey, I’m Not a Potted Plant” – Big Money Buyers
by Jason Bodner September 1, 2020 Mom called me. “How are you feeling, honey?” Politely lying, I said, “Fine.” “You don’t sound fine.” I opened up and told her I was stressed. [...]
9-1-20: None of “This” is Normal
by Ivan Martchev September 1, 2020 One question keeps coming up in conversations with clients and prospective clients, even neighbors: “Is this rise in the stock market normal since March?” The short [...]
9-1-20: Apocalypse Addiction Still Dominates the Media (and Hence the Nation)
by Gary Alexander September 1, 2020 In the wake of Hurricane Laura last week, I saw this dramatic headline from Atlantic Magazine: Graphs are for illustrative and discussion purposes only. Please [...]
9-1-20: An Opportunity to Shelter Bull Market Gains for Five Years
by Bryan Perry September 1, 2020 For some investors looking to lighten up or rebalance their portfolios into the teeth of this torrid rally, there is a special tax shelter that offers [...]
9-1-20: The Fed’s Jackson Hole Symposium Went “Virtual” This Year
by Louis Navellier September 1, 2020 This is the time of year when central bankers meet under the Grand Tetons in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Too bad they can’t get some fresh air [...]
8-25-20: Watch What Big Money Does Secretly, Not Just Openly
by Jason Bodner August 25, 2020 Thomas Edison may have been a murderer. Or so some have speculated. Edison was a prolific inventor and also a fierce competitor. [...]
8-25-20: The Dollar is About to Rebound Some
by Ivan Martchev August 25, 2020 While I am convinced that the Fed wants the U.S. dollar to be weaker, and is actively trying to nudge it lower, I think we are [...]
8-25-20: Warren Buffett Discovers the Value of Gold at Age 90
by Gary Alexander August 25, 2020 Next Sunday the “Sage of Omaha” turns 90. Born August 30, 1930 in Omaha, Warren Buffett was only two when new President Franklin D. Roosevelt closed [...]
8-25-20: The U.S. Economy is in Desperate Need of Some “Big Thinker” Projects
by Bryan Perry August 25, 2020 At the close of the first quarter of 2020, the total public debt as a percentage of GDP stood at 107.7%. To put this number into [...]