Sector Mail Archive
11-24-20: What is Your Favorite Stock, and Why?
by Jason Bodner November 24, 2020 As quickly as you can, name your favorite: Actress? Song? Athlete? Show? Movie? Vacation spot? Piece of clothing? And now… what is your favorite stock? I [...]
11-17-20: Should You Buy Into the Value/Growth Rotation?
by Jason Bodner November 17, 2020 Whether you’re happy or sad with the results, the 2020 presidential election is over. Lawsuits may alter the totals, but the verdict is in. The big [...]
11-10-20: The Hidden Stories Amid Last Week’s Election News
by Jason Bodner November 10, 2020 Unless this is the first news you’ve read since last Tuesday, we need not go over the election results. But, believe it or not, there was [...]
11-3-20: Big Money Provides Ballast During Market Storms
by Jason Bodner November 3, 2020 I took my family to the Florida Keys last summer. In Key West, there is this cool Mel Fisher Museum. Fisher was born in Indiana and [...]
10-27-20: Your Life’s an Open Book – and so is Big Money Trading
by Jason Bodner October 27, 2020 The other night I found my wife watching “CITIZENFOUR,” a documentary about the whistleblower Edward Snowden. I saw it right after its 2014 release. Whether you [...]
10-20-20: Baseball Reminds Us that Big Money is Still in Charge
by Jason Bodner October 20, 2020 Major League Baseball playoffs are peaking. The Tampa Bay Rays start the World Series (against the L.A. Dodgers) tonight following hockey’s Tampa Bay Lightning Stanley Cup [...]
10-13-20: Wait and Watch a While: The Second Mouse Gets the Cheese
by Jason Bodner October 13, 2020 Being timely is one thing but being clever is better. Take Aberdeen Seagulls for example. They don’t need punctuality in the rainy northeastern Scottish city of [...]
10-6-20: We’re Fascinated with Big Money – Except When it Comes to Stocks
by Jason Bodner October 6, 2020 Big Money matters. Chasing money dominates much of life. Love and having a purpose should be all we need, but the fact remains that love doesn’t [...]
9-29-20: The Market is Full of Deceptive Moves
by Jason Bodner September 29, 2020 Nature is full of deception. Blue jays mimic the sound of hawks. They do it near bird feeders to scare off natural prey of hawks who [...]
9-22-20: Autumn Tendencies in the Election Year Stock Markets
By Jason Bodner, September 22, 2020, Let the mudslinging begin! (or should I say, escalate?) November 3rd, Election Day, is fast approaching. Whether you’re left, right, or center in your political leanings, [...]
9-15-20: Common Misconceptions about Today’s Market
By Jason Bodner, September 15, 2020, My wife and I have a never-ending debate…about apple pie. She’s Belgian. She like European style pie, called tarte-au-pommes, or apple tart. The apples are [...]
9-9-20: Timing Your Next Buying Points
by Jason Bodner September 9, 2020 They say you need to be in the right place at the right time, but even that is not a guarantee of success. For instance, there [...]