Bryan Perry
Will Stocks Hit an Earnings Wall?
The snapback rally of the past two weeks has been nothing short of incredible, and the depth and speed of the correction show that emotional headlines simply got the best of the algorithms. Forced selling by index funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in utilities and consumer staples caused those sectors to fall 38.9% and 26.5%, […]
Fed Puts a $2.3 Trillion Floor Under the Market
Before getting too wrapped around the axle about all the dire forecasts for the economy and the stock market that are being published by the various media outlets, it’s important to know that economists are operating in a fog and the remote economy has taken over. Economists and stock analysts are reverting to different ways […]
Bulls Look to ‘Win the Crowd’
As part of our strict quarantine in Virginia, I am watching classic movies again for some analogous direction in my weekly take on current market conditions. As far as data is concerned, investors are still flying blind. All information crossing the tape is through the rear-view mirror. However, one of the most accurate indicators of […]
Stimulus Package Jolts Key Income Sectors
Bryan Perry evalutes how much the new government stimulus package has jolted the markets after they fell so far due to the coronavirus crisis.
The Sun Is A Mighty Force Against COVID-19
Amid all the laboratory science in the world that has been marshaled against the coronavirus, and all the money that is being spent to avoid a global economic depression, wouldn’t it be just amazing if the plateauing of the now-famous COVID-19 curve came from the start of spring, warm air and more sunshine? For starters, […]
Buy High Quality Blue-Chip Dividend Stocks After The Plunge
Yesterday, in what can only be viewed as a preemptive measure to keep the markets from seizing up, the Fed went ahead and slashed the short-term benchmark rate by a full 100 basis points. This dramatic move took the Fed Funds rate to 0.00%-0.25%. In addition to the rate cut, the Fed restarted quantitative easing […]