Tom Essaye Quoted in Bloomberg on March 6, 2019
“The outlook for China has been steadily improving for the past two months, and this MSCI announcement is another tailwind…”
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“The outlook for China has been steadily improving for the past two months, and this MSCI announcement is another tailwind…”
Tyler Richey’s take on rising oil prices and how it affects the market was quoted in The Wall Street Journal. “Trump’s tweet targeting OPEC+ policies from last week is still simmering in the back of traders minds,” Mr. Richey said.
“The current macro setup much more matches the ‘Scattered Storms’ scenario, but the market valuation is reflective of a ‘Partly Sunny’ environment. That’s a discrepancy that…”
“The current macro setup much more matches the ‘Scattered Storms’ scenario, but the market valuation is reflective of a ‘Partly Sunny’ environment…”
Tom Essaye Appeared on The Ticker on Yahoo Finance to discuss the 7 macro ‘ifs’ that would have to happen for markets to move higher, what is driving the markets and more.
Tom said, “A deal in which 3 major trade issues — expanded market access, reduction of the trade deficit…and more.
Tom Essaye Quoted in CNBC. His take on US-China trade deal, when is it expected to be done, what does the market expect from it and more.
Tom Essaye, president of the Sevens Report, said, “that the market in general, and industrial stocks in particular, have been consolidating gains this week because of said that the market in general, and industrial stocks in particular, have been consolidating gains this week because…”
Tom Essaye, joined Cheddar to discuss the contradicting narratives coming from President Trump, market concerns, U.S.-China trade deal negotiations, political uncertainty, Cohen testimony and more.
“A firming dollar and sharply rising bond yields” were also reasons why gold saw such a big drop Thursday” said Tyler Richey, co-editor of the Sevens Report.
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