The bullish thesis for stocks is stronger now
Tom Essaye, founder and president of the Sevens Report, says the bullish thesis for stocks is stronger now because all of the tests set up two weeks ago were passed.
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I’d expect some digestion of the move or a mild drift higher
“Given yesterday’s strong rally, I’d expect some digestion of the move or a mild drift higher,” Essaye said.
Equities surged as a Republican sweep is the likely election outcome
Equities surged as “a Republican sweep is the likely election outcome,” Tom Essaye, the founder and president of Sevens Report Research, said
It’s been a stellar year so far for U.S. markets
It’s been a stellar year so far for U.S. markets. Investors should expect the surge to carry on…Sevens Report Research founder and president Tom Essaye said on Wednesday.
Earnings across the board were disappointing
Tom Essaye, founder of Sevens Report Research, said it wasn’t just Big Tech weighing on equities Thursday. Earnings across the board were disappointing…
The biggest risk for the market would be if the data come in strong anyway
It also means that the biggest risk for the market would be if the data come in strong anyway. Signs of a still-resilient labor market could pressure the Federal Reserve to leave its policy interest-rate target on hold next week, Essaye added.
It was not enough to derail the soft landing thesis
Tom Essaye, founder of Sevens Report Research, said the report “was not enough to derail the soft landing thesis by itself, but it was a step in that direction as…
The fundamental backdrop of the oil market
The fundamental backdrop of the oil market has become less bearish this week, but it would be… said Tyler Richey, co-editor at Sevens Report Research.
One of the more important lessons I’ve learned
One of the more important lessons I’ve learned in my two-plus decades of watching markets is that bond markets can (and often do) lead stock markets.
Goldilocks data that’s in-line with expectations is the best outcome
Goldilocks data that’s in-line with expectations (so not too good or too bad) is the best outcome for a continued rebound in stocks and bonds, said Tom Essaye at The Sevens Report.