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1-21-26: Kevin Warsh Has the “Chops” To Be Our Next Fed Chair

by Bryan Perry January 21, 2026 As of last week, Kevin Warsh emerged as the front-runner to succeed Jerome Powell as Chairman of the Federal Reserve in May. His potential selection is [...]

January 20th, 2026|Categories: Weekly MarketMail|Tags: |

1-21-26: Is Another Regime Change Coming Soon – This Time in Iran?

by Louis Navellier January 21, 2026 The protests in Iran are now in their fourth-week, and human rights groups have reported over 2,600-people killed by security forces loyal to the Mullahs. Additionally, [...]

January 20th, 2026|Categories: Weekly MarketMail|Tags: |

1-13-26: As the First Week in January Goes, So Goes the Year

by Ivan Martchev January 13, 2026 Decades ago, the saying went “As goes January, so goes the year” but we have increased the speed of information dissemination and the speed of trading, [...]

January 12th, 2026|Categories: Weekly MarketMail|Tags: |

1-13-26: As Birth Rates Shrink, Demography Defines Our Destiny

by Gary Alexander January 13, 2026 As Louis Navellier has often reminded us, an economy needs population growth and new family formation to generate economic growth. As appealing as it sounds to [...]

January 12th, 2026|Categories: Weekly MarketMail|Tags: |

1-13-26: Major Moves in the Caribbean Region Keep Oil Flowing

by Louis Navellier January 13, 2026 Early in the new-year, we’ve already seen several international surprises to help promote peace and prosperity around the world. First, President Trump’s international credibility rose after [...]

January 12th, 2026|Categories: Weekly MarketMail|Tags: |

1-6-26: When Should a New Year Start – and Does it Matter?

by Jason Bodner January 6, 2026 Ancient civilizations never fully agreed on when a year should begin. The Romans started the year in March, aligning time with planting seasons and military campaigns. [...]

January 5th, 2026|Categories: Weekly MarketMail|Tags: |

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