Marketmail Archive
12-22-20: Despite Covid Fears, the Fed Sees Strong (+4.2%) Growth in 2021
by Louis Navellier December 22, 2020 The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) held its last 2020 meeting last Wednesday and issued a statement that was mostly about Covid-19 and its impact on [...]
12-15-20: 2020 in Review & My 2021 Preview (Part 1 of 2)
by Jason Bodner December 15, 2020 Salvino D’Armate is most often credited with the invention of the first wearable eyeglasses around 1284. Thank God for Salvino! When I was a kid, [...]
12-15-20: Whatever Happened to Bitcoin?
by Ivan Martchev December 15, 2020 Some smart people have made some good money chasing bitcoin after its horrific sell-off in the past couple of years, taking it from over $19,000 to [...]
12-15-20: My Top 10 New Books for A Crazy Year Soon Ending
by Gary Alexander December 15, 2020 For several decades, I’ve read at least 100 good books a year, since I know that the Internet and Cable TV keep trying to trivialize our [...]
12-15-20: The “Unmasking” Of Market Risks In 2021
by Bryan Perry December 15, 2020 Last week, we saw new all-time highs above 3700 in the S&P 500; COVID-19 vaccines are being delivered this week to front-line workers, the Electoral College [...]
12-15-20: Tesla’s Stock is Up, But for How Long?
by Louis Navellier December 15, 2020 Since Tesla has been a market bellwether and sentiment leader, I feel obligated to talk about its gyrations, especially last week, before its impending inclusion into [...]
12-8-20: Solving the Rubik’s Cube of Stock Market Logic
by Jason Bodner December 8, 2020 My 9-year-old son loves his Rubik’s Cube. It wasn’t long before I stole it in a nostalgic fit. Transported back to 1982 – when I learned [...]
12-8-20: Industrial Metals Predict a Stronger Global Economy
by Ivan Martchev December 8, 2020 Energy and industrial commodities are economically sensitive, while soft commodities are more affected by the weather. The metals, as measured by the LME Index, are on [...]
12-8-20: 2020: The Worst Year Ever? (Not by a Long Shot)
by Gary Alexander December 8, 2020 This year, I have let a lot of magazine subscriptions lapse. Their relentless negativism was just too much to take. In October, two venerable magazines printed [...]
12-8-20: Dividend Stocks Have Room to Run in a Pricey Market
by Bryan Perry December 8, 2020 Once the market is past the highly charged Georgia runoff election on January 5, investors and fund managers will likely focus on forward earnings growth relative [...]
12-8-20: China May Be the Leading Global Growth Engine of 2021
by Louis Navellier December 8, 2020 As I mentioned in my podcasts last week, China may be the only major economy that will demonstrate significant growth in 2020. China’s National Bureau of [...]
12-1-20: Overcoming “Survivorship Bias” in Stock Market Analysis
by Jason Bodner December 1, 2020 In World War II, the Center for Naval Analysis had a problem to solve. U.S. bombers were getting shot down over Germany. Analysts needed to figure [...]