Tom Essaye Quoted in Benzinga on March 20, 2019
Tom Essaye quoted in Benzinga to share his view on the recent Fed meeting. “This Fed meeting is critically important for markets because dovish policy expectations have…”
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Tom Essaye quoted in Benzinga to share his view on the recent Fed meeting. “This Fed meeting is critically important for markets because dovish policy expectations have…”
“The single most prominent bullish influence on stocks right now is the dovish Fed, and the run to fresh five-month highs in the S&P underscored its…”
FOMC Preview, U.S. futures are higher this morning, U.K. unemployment fell to a multi-decade low of 3.9%, U.K. there is one economic report and more.
Tom Essaye Quoted in Barron’s. His take on the current market and what to expect.
“One of the unique parts about the decade-long bull market is that it’s been driven by a couple different things in its life,” said Tom Essaye, founder of Sevens Report Research. “In the beginning it was the Fed…”
The headline draw in U.S. oil supplies reported Wednesday “was correctly digested as positive but the underlying reasons for the draw were the real bullish development,” said Tyler Richey, co-editor of the Sevens Report.
“If you think about it from a total cost stand point, eliminating the subsidized loans will hurt borrowers in so much as it will cost them more over the time of the loan. Now somebody with the Trump Administration is probably going to say…”
“Still, there are a few tailwinds for Chinese stocks in 2019. Chinese authorities have aggressively flooded the economy with cash since the…”
“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.
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