Sector Mail Archive
This is where you can find all of our Sector Mail articles from Jason Bodner.
11-3-26: Doubting the Future is Popular – But Not Very Profitable
by Jason Bodner November 3, 2026 In February 1995, Newsweek ran a column by astronomer Clifford Stoll called, “Why the Web Won’t Be Nirvana.” He mocked the idea that people would ever [...]
10-27-26: Leaves Don’t Fall – They’re Killed
by Jason Bodner October 27, 2026 In 1945, the most famous autumn song ever penned came out of France, with the depressing title “Les feuilles mortes se ramassent à la pelle” or [...]
10-20-26: This Market is Frozen, Not Dead
by Jason Bodner October 20, 2026 Each fall in Alaska, the wood frog lets itself freeze. Up to 60% of its body turns to ice and its heart stops. It’s pretty much [...]
10-13-26: The Market Resembles Two Rivers – Light and Dark – Running in Tandem
by Jason Bodner October 13, 2026 Near Manaus, Brazil, two-giant rivers meet but they don’t mix. The Rio Negro is as dark as black coffee, warm, and slow, while the Solimões is [...]
10-6-26: Like the Seasons, Markets Often Wax and Wane on Schedule
by Jason Bodner October 6, 2026 At the end of October, Daylight Savings Time will end, and our sunsets will come earlier each day until December 21 – the shortest day of [...]
9-29-26: There Are Indexes, and There Are Markets
by Jason Bodner September 29, 2026 In the Luzon Strait, between Taiwan and the Philippines, tides push cold, heavy water over two seafloor ridges. That sets off huge waves deep inside the [...]
9-22-26: When Lights are Low, Our Vision Must Adjust
by Jason Bodner September 22, 2026 When the light is low, our eyes shift from cones to rods. While our cones handle all colors in brightly lit conditions, our rods take over [...]
9-15-26: Markets Have Shape…and Memory
by Jason Bodner September 15, 2026 Twenty-five years ago on September 11th, the world changed. For those who were there, and for those who lost someone, I take a moment to remember [...]