Marketmail® Archive
7-1-25: A Fresh All-Time High for the Record Books
by Ivan Martchev July 1, 2025 There is nothing like the conclusion of a fierce Middle Eastern aerial battle and the end of the second quarter reporting period to turbocharge the stock [...]
7-1-25: Technology Has Always Been High-Risk and High-Reward
by Gary Alexander July 1, 2025 Two-centuries ago, in 1825, New York’s Erie Canal opened, but it was already archaic technology. Railroads were just entering America’s industrial tool kit after being born [...]
7-1-25: Recent Record Highs Reveal Narrow Market Leadership
by Bryan Perry July 1, 2025 At the halfway point for 2025, both the S&P 500 and NASDAQ have set record highs. While there is some cause for celebration, both indexes are [...]
7-1-25: Here’s How Jerome Powell Could “Turbocharge” Stocks (and the Economy) in His “Lame Duck” Year
by Louis Navellier July 1, 2025 Fed Chairman Jerome Powell is now a “lame duck” leader, with less than a year to go in his term – and his voice is no [...]
6-24-25: Inside Our “Core Capsule,” the Market Weather is Beautiful
by Jason Bodner June 24, 2025 I’m a nerd. I love science, math, and numbers. That statement probably makes many readers cringe, but I’m proud of it. This may explain why one [...]
6-24-25: Should We Beware the Coming “Golden Cross”?
by Ivan Martchev June 24, 2025 Given that the Iran-Israel conflict is on Day #10 (as of this writing), I am surprised to see no meaningful downside in the stock market during [...]
6-24-25: How Do Markets React to the Outbreak of Major Wars?
by Gary Alexander June 24, 2025 It was on a sleepy Sunday morning 75-years ago, June 25, 1950, that North Korean troops stormed into South Korea, as the first “hot” war of [...]
6-24-25: The Market Landscape Now Includes “Bunker Buster Bombs”
by Bryan Perry June 24, 2025 The complexity of the market backdrop is growing more challenging by the day. The attack on Iran’s nuclear enrichment sites is only the latest major story [...]
6-24-25: The Fed Continues to Ignore Low Inflation – and a Weakening U.S. Economy
by Louis Navellier June 24, 2025 There were a lot of central bank key interest rate cuts recently, including eight straight cuts by the European Central Bank (ECB); and worldwide bond yields [...]
6-17-25: How Has the Market Reacted to Recent Middle Eastern Wars?
by Jason Bodner June 17, 2025 The Middle East is geographically at the crossroads of Asia, Africa, and Europe. Conflicts in that region go back to the dawn of human civilization. It [...]
6-17-25: No New Highs Until the Middle East Calms Down
by Ivan Martchev June 17, 2025 Having made it within 98 S&P points of a new all-time high last week, this drive to a new high was interrupted by a military escalation [...]
6-17-25: “We Don’t Believe Your Low Inflation Numbers”
--The Fed, The Media, the American Public, and Gold by Gary Alexander June 17, 2025 The Consumer Price Index (CPI) came out last Wednesday, rising only 0.1% in both the headline number [...]