Sector Mail Archive
3-2-21: Is the Stock Market Beginning to Crack?
by Jason Bodner March 2, 2021 Can we know what the future holds? That’s impossible. No one can really tell the future, right? My wife and I were just talking about this [...]
2-23-21: An Update on our Rapidly Growing Big Money Index
by Jason Bodner February 23, 2021 History can get distorted at times. I was interested to learn that Paul Revere never shouted: “The British are coming!” After all, his warning was supposed [...]
2-17-21: Statistical Analysis for Smart Dummies
by Jason Bodner February 17, 2021 Statistical Analysis. Seeing those two boring words may have made you sweaty from bad high school memories. Don’t worry, I won’t bash you with math. It’s [...]
2-9-21: The Winning Outliers vs. the Scheming Sea Otters
By Jason Bodner February 9, 2021 What do sea otters, an old athlete, frustrating markets, and outlier stocks have in common? The stars align nicely on Super Bowl Sunday to give us [...]
2-2-21: Forecasting is Tough – But Now it’s Just a Little Bit Easier
by Jason Bodner February 2, 2021 Forecasting is tough. We rely on forecasts, but then bemoan them when they fail us. How many times have you headed out somewhere expecting mostly sunny [...]
1-26-21: When is The Big Drop Coming?
by Jason Bodner January 26, 2021 CLICK-CLICK-CLICK… I remember that sound on my first roller coaster ride. I’m glad I wasn’t on Kingda Ka. At 456 feet and 128 miles per hour, [...]
1-20-21: How to Beat the Market?
by Jason Bodner January 20, 2021 Many think it’s impossible to beat the market. It’s an unobtainable goal, a myth, a “Unicorn.” The “efficient-market hypothesis” (EMT) basically says that it’s impossible to [...]
1-12-21: The S&P 500 Will Peak Within a Week
by Jason Bodner January 12, 2021 I remember it like it was yesterday. In 1994, I was 17 visiting my dad in Florida. Life was great. The New York Rangers had just [...]
1-5-21: The Calendars May Change, But Most Things Stay the Same
by Jason Bodner January 5, 2021 French writer Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr said, “Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose.” English translation: The more things change, the more they stay the same. [...]
12-29-20: How to Avoid Spreading “Viral Contagion” in 2021
by Jason Bodner December 29, 2020 The wild year of 2020 is almost over. Year-end often means strange-acting markets because liquidity is low, as most people just want to chill out with [...]
12-22-20: 2020 in Review & My 2021 Preview (Part 2 of 2)
by Jason Bodner December 22, 2020 Last week, I took you through 2020 through the BMI lens. Now, let’s put two lenses on. Bear in mind that the BMI does not respond [...]
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, [...]