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9-29-26: Trump And Iran: “The Illusion of the Deal”

by Bryan Perry September 29, 2026 The diplomatic dynamic between President Trump and Tehran remains trapped in a volatile cycle of fragile ceasefires, aggressive blockades and rejected proposals. Following months of military [...]

September 30th, 2026|Categories: Weekly MarketMail|Tags: |

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 [...]

September 21st, 2026|Categories: Weekly MarketMail|Tags: |

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 [...]

September 21st, 2026|Categories: Weekly MarketMail|Tags: |

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 [...]

September 21st, 2026|Categories: Weekly MarketMail|Tags: |

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 [...]

September 14th, 2026|Categories: Weekly MarketMail|Tags: |

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 [...]

September 14th, 2026|Categories: Weekly MarketMail|Tags: |
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