Marketmail® Archive
9-6-23: Is It Time to Consider Buying Long-Dated Bonds?
by Bryan Perry September 6, 2023 Bullish investors were rewarded last week with a winning streak of economic data points, coupled with a move higher for most equities and bond prices. I [...]
9-6-23: Conflicting Jobs Data Begin to Clear Up Over Labor Day
by Louis Navellier September 6, 2023 The ADP and Labor Department data came into alignment last week, but all three jobs reports were more subdued than expected, which should confirm that the [...]
8-29-23: Why Good Stocks Go Down in Price…on Good News
by Jason Bodner August 29, 2023 A lot of weird stuff happens in the heat of summer. For instance, the Eiffel Tower gets taller in the summer – by up to six [...]
8-29-23: The Stock Market Reaches Another Fork in the Road
by Ivan Martchev August 29, 2023 Many investors are wondering if the correction in the U.S. stock market is over. Simply put, we don't know. It can be over if we get [...]
8-29-23: Jerome Powell’s “Dream Speech” at Jackson Hole, 2025
by Gary Alexander August 29, 2023 Yesterday marked the 60th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream” speech, delivered in Washington, DC. I remember it well. It was a [...]
8-29-23: Stocks Are Looking to Make Peace with The Bond Market
by Bryan Perry August 29, 2023 Following Fed Chair Powell’s speech in Jackson Hole last Friday, stocks initially traded off but were able to grind out a positive close to finish the [...]
8-29-23: Wall Street Likes to Add Volatility to the August Doldrums
by Louis Navellier August 29, 2023 Now that earnings season is virtually over, I’d say our energy stocks have emerged as market leaders and exhibited tremendous relative strength in an otherwise weak [...]
8-22-23: With Europe Taking All of August Off, Why Not Close August Markets?
by Jason Bodner August 22, 2023 August is the month when Americans get jealous of Europeans, who are notorious for their month-long vacations. Many workers take all of August off. That fact [...]
8-22-23: Questions About China Intensify
by Ivan Martchev August 22, 2023 We have seen Chinese real estate and wealth management issues in years past and they never came to a hard landing, but the mere fact that [...]
8-22-23: Decision Time: Will the 2020s Be Another Roaring ‘20s or Stagnant 70s?
by Gary Alexander August 22, 2023 Will the 2020s be more like another “Roaring 1920s” or the stagflationary 1970s? Like economist Ed Yardeni, I’d bet 2-to-1 for the ‘20s scenario, but nothing [...]
8-22-23: China’s Economy is at Risk of Experiencing a Japan-Like Lost Decade
by Bryan Perry August 22, 2023 Back in 1989, Japan was the target of global criticism as wealthy Japanese investment pools, corporations, and individuals were buying up American trophy properties at sky-high [...]
8-22-23: The Fed May Be “Data-Dependent,” But Some of That Data is Flawed
by Louis Navellier August 22, 2023 The Fed’s latest minutes referred to “two-sided” arguments between “overtightening of policy against the cost of an insufficient tightening.” Chairman Powell keeps reassuring us that the [...]