Marketmail® Archive
10-1-24: Investors are Treating New Market Highs with Disbelief
by Ivan Martchev October 1, 2024 I am seeing the same type of trading in recent weeks that I saw in July, when marginal new highs were met with selling into strength, [...]
10-1-24: Welcome to Fiscal Year 2025 – Time to Cut Spending!
by Gary Alexander October 1, 2024 Today marks Day #1 of Federal Fiscal Year 2025. We won’t know the total deficit for Fiscal Year 2024 until about the middle of October, but [...]
10-1-24: This Port Strike Pits Longshoremen Against AI
by Bryan Perry October 1, 2024 As we go to press, the port strike scheduled to take place at midnight Monday is still set to happen. The contract for 45,000 longshoremen and [...]
10-1-24: America’s Global Advantage Will Likely Continue – No Matter Who Wins in November
by Louis Navellier October 1, 2024 No matter who wins in November, what makes American great is that we are blessed to be both food and energy independence, and Americans typically have [...]
9-24-24: The Fed’s Late-Blooming Flower … Finally Blooms
by Jason Bodner September 24, 2024 There is a flower that blooms so rarely that it might only bloom once a decade. The Amorphophallus Titanium, better known as the Corpse Flower, blooms [...]
9-24-24: Another All-Time High, Now What?
by Ivan Martchev September 24, 2024 The S&P 500 Index made an all-time high last week, partially driven by an overzealous Fed, as it “recalibrated” its unreasonably hawkish policy, but also by [...]
9-24-24: We Enter Autumn – The Market’s Best Season
by Gary Alexander September 24, 2024 Over the weekend, we bid a fond farewell to a forgettable summer. The solstice occurred silently early on Sunday morning in North America. As if anyone [...]
9-24-24: King Dollar is Looking to Defend a Key Support Level
by Bryan Perry September 24, 2024 As the stock market celebrated new all-time highs last week, the U.S. dollar has taken on a quite different tone, raising concerns about the direction of [...]
9-24-24: The Economy Looks Sound, Favoring the Incumbent Party
by Louis Navellier September 24, 2024 Last Tuesday, the Commerce Department released the much-anticipated retail sales report with its seemingly small 0.1% rise in August, but that is a month-over-month (not annual) [...]
9-17-24: September 18th Creates a Turning Point for Stocks
by Jason Bodner September 17, 2024 This is an exciting time for stocks. It may not be as exciting as when the whole idea for a stock market started more than 400 [...]
9-17-24: A Fresh All-Time High in the S&P 500 Likely This Week
by Ivan Martchev September 17, 2024 After September opened with a down 4% week, not many observers, no matter how optimistic, expected a 4% up week to immediately follow it. After all, [...]
9-17-24: Debaters Dodge Deficits (and Growth, and Lots More)
by Gary Alexander September 17, 2024 Happy Constitution Day! Never heard of it? That’s because it was renamed Citizenship Day in 1952 and faded quickly, but on September 17, 1787, the Constitution [...]