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7-14-26: Q2 Earnings Season May Deliver a Major Market Tailwind
by Bryan Perry July 14, 2026 Second-quarter 2026 earnings season is unfolding with unprecedented momentum. Wall Street consensus began the year expecting strong results, but an extraordinary trend developed between April and [...]
7-14-26: America’s 250th Birthday Celebrates America’s Leadership
by Louis Navellier July 14, 2026 In the wake of America’s 250th birthday party, I certainly hope investors realize we are living in a truly wonderful time. While this summer is generating [...]
7-7-26: Ignore the Headlines – Focus on the Inner Market Data
by Jason Bodner July 7, 2026 In May of 2012, a hot social media company went public at $38 a share, briefly piercing $45 then it spent the next 16-months falling by [...]
7-7-26: This Tech Rotation is as Bad as it Gets
by Ivan Martchev July 7, 2026 When it comes to the violent rotation out of technology that started in June, early July did not bring any relief. In fact, if we must [...]
7-7-26: America is Still the Economic Engine of the World
by Gary Alexander July 7, 2026 As we pause to celebrate America’s 250th birthday, let me fast-forward through our dearly departed past of 1776 – or the Industrial Revolution, or the post-World [...]
7-7-26: Emerging Market Debt Now Seen As a “Go To” for Income
by Bryan Perry July 7, 2026 With energy prices literally crashing from the Iran war highs to where WTI crude traded down to as low as $67 per barrel last week, there [...]
7-7-26: Europe Keeps Attacking America, Despite our Big Birthday Party
by Louis Navellier July 7, 2026 On our 250th national birthday – when thousands of soccer fans from Europe, Africa, Latin America and elsewhere are seeing the “real America” in a new [...]
6-30-26: Stress Builds Strength – In Humans and in the Markets
by Jason Bodner June 30, 2026 In 1892, German surgeon Julius Wolff made a fascinating discovery: Bones aren’t static structures, they are alive. When subjected to stress, microscopic fractures often form. But [...]
6-30-26: The Revenge of the 493
by Ivan Martchev June 30, 2026 The S&P 500 Index has 500-components, but being weighted by size (market capitalization), it is a terribly-lopsided index, in which the top 10-components – the top [...]
6-30-26: Decoding Big Tech’s $600 Billion Bet: Is it a Mad Gamble or a Master Plan?
by Bryan Perry June 30, 2026 In the annals of industrial history, few spectacles match the sheer material and financial velocity of the current technology capital expenditure boom. Together, the world’s primary [...]
6-30-26: Are We Headed into Space – Or Is “Space” Headed Here?!
by Louis Navellier June 30, 2026 I am always on the lookout for new technology stocks, so I attended a conference on UAP (Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena, once known as UFOs, or Unidentified [...]
6-23-26: Seismic Market Changes Can Seem Boring (at First)
by Jason Bodner June 23, 2026 In 1956, a trucking entrepreneur named Malcolm McLean loaded 58-metal boxes onto a converted tanker in Newark and sailed them to Houston. Nobody got excited about [...]