You’re Seeing A Bounce And A ‘Buy The Dip Says Sevens Report

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The two underpinnings of the rally are really earnings and economic growth, Tom Essaye tells Barron’s.

The Dow Is Leading. Wall Street Is Selling Winners and Buying Losers.

“You’re just seeing sort of a bounce and a ‘buy the dip,’” Sevens Report Research’s Tom Essaye tells Barron’s. “The consumer is holding up really, really well. There are some concerns that increased price hikes into the coming months will continue to sort of strain consumer spending, but there’s just no real evidence that that’s happening yet.”

Essaye says that as long as the labor market holds on and AI spending continues to drive massive earnings growth, the market can keep chugging.

“All of this money being spent is essentially being just firehosed onto the economy by the hyperscalers, by investors that are just clamoring to build out these AI data centers, and it’s creating this, essentially additional stimulus program, that’s helping every sector of the market—every single one,” Essaye says. “If that is not self-sustaining, if all of that doesn’t have a net positive ROI, and it stops, then everything has a real big problem. But it’s not stopping any time soon.”

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Tom Essaye Quoted In The Money Show

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SPX: The Underappreciated Force Behind Market Resilience

A key (and largely underappreciated) factor behind recent stock market resilience, with the S&P 500 Inex (^SPX) reversing from early losses to record highs late last week, was a meaningful shift in Federal Reserve sentiment, writes Tom Essaye, president of the Sevens Report.

As the CME’s FedWatch tool shows, rate hike odds between now and the end of 2026 have reversed sharply to two-week lows – fading below 50% after being as high as 70% the week before.

That is noteworthy in the context of last week’s Goldilocks PCE data and lower-revised Q1 GDP growth. The data reduced the threats of runaway inflation and a run-hot economy.

Those were two simmering risks behind May’s Treasury yield breakout, including the 30-Year Treasury Bond yield hitting its highest level since 2007. With the 30-year now 20 bps below its mid-May peak, accelerating inflation and run-hot economy risks are being priced out. Plus, Fed policy expectations have shifted from a market headwind to a market-neutral/market-positive influence on risk assets.

In the sessions ahead, it will be important to see rate hike odds and Treasury yields continue to fade, as those fixed income dynamics are acting as a meaningful new tailwind for stocks.

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Tom Essaye Quoted In NDTV On May 27th, 2026

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Wall Street Highlights: S&P 500, Nasdaq Hit Record Close On AI Rally, Optimism Over Iran Deal

“Don’t expect an agreement to immediately send the S&P 500 running to 8,000,” wrote Tom Essaye, founder of the Sevens Report. Still, he said the end of the war would allow investors to focus on strong earnings growth, which will “increase the rally potential for the market.”

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Strong Earnings Should Remain A Tailwind For The Market Says Tom Essaye

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Stocks Wobble as S&P 500, Nasdaq Pull Back From Records

“Barring any noteworthy disappointments, particularly from the tech companies reporting, a strong earnings season should remain a tailwind for market into the end of the month,” writes Sevens Report Research’s Tom Essaye.

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We’re Not Seeing The Type of P/E Surge You’d Expect Says Sevens Report Analysts

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Notably, this is just what we saw with semiconductors starting three years ago, Sevens Report Analysts.

The ‘Insatiable’ Logic Behind Micron’s ‘Extreme’ Gains

“We’re not seeing the type of P/E surge you’d expect given the rallies, because earnings are rising faster than the share prices (notably, this is just what we saw with semiconductors starting three years ago),” wrote analysts at Sevens Report in a research note.

“While the gains have been extreme in the near term, the reality is they are being fueled by insatiable demand that likely won’t end unless the hyperscalers abandon the AI data center buildout (and that’s not likely to happen in the next 12-18 months),” wrote the Sevens Report analysts.

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Tom Essaye Quoted In Barron’s

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Markets will continue to view the situation as slowly trending towards a ceasefire, Tom Essaye tells Barron’s.

Stocks Inch Lower. Inflation and Retail Sales Data Are on Tap.

“As long as the U.S. does not initiate widespread attacks on Iran again, markets will continue to view the situation as slowly trending towards a ceasefire,” Sevens Report Research’s Tom Essaye writes.

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Gold Is Trying To Break Out Of This Trading Pattern Said Tyler Richey

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Gold is trying to break out of the weak, sideways trading pattern, said Tyler Richey

Gold has climbed back above a key trend line. Are more gains on the way?

Futures contracts tied to gold on Friday moved above their 21-day moving average, a short-term trend line traders use to judge whether momentum is improving, according to Tyler Richey, technical analyst and co-editor at Sevens Report. Gold futures also tested their 50-day moving average for a second straight session, with that trend often seen as a more important gauge of the market’s medium-term direction, Richey noted in written commentary shared with MarketWatch.

From a technical perspective, gold is trying to break out of the weak, sideways trading pattern that has been in place since early April, Sevens Report’s Richey said. The metal’s chart patterns aren’t yet sending any clearly bullish signals, and the near-term trend still leans weaker, he noted.

Gold would need to break more convincingly above the $4,800- to $4,900-an-ounce range to show that the bulls are really back in control, Richey added – while, on the downside, a close below $4,400 would be a warning sign.

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Geopolitics Will Continue To Influence Markets | Tom Essaye

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Geopolitics will continue to influence markets, Tom Essaye tells Barron’s.

Dow Gives Back Gains After Topping 50,000

“Today geopolitics will continue to influence markets although at this point an agreed to ceasefire is mostly priced in, so an official announcement shouldn’t spark a material rally,” writes Sevens Report Research’s Tom Essaye.

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Tom Essaye Tells Barron’s What’s Really Supporting The Rally

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The two underpinnings of the rally are really earnings and economic growth, Tom Essaye tells Barron’s.

S&P 500, Nasdaq Climb Back to Record Highs. Earnings Are in Focus.

“The two underpinnings of the rally are really earnings and economic growth, and the news continues to be good,” Sevens Report Research’s Tom Essaye tells Barron’s.

Essaye argues part of the risk for the market is that both strong earnings and economic growth are tied to the artificial intelligence buildout.

“That’s essentially acting like an economic stimulus program that’s boosting growth at the same time,” he says. “That’s fine—unless it stops. And then all of a sudden you’ve got a really substantial problem on your hands.”

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Memory In The Technology Space Is Now Skyrocketing Says Tom Essaye

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Memory In The Technology Space Is Now Skyrocketing Says Tom Essaye

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“Memory that everyone needs in the technology space is now skyrocketing in price. How long can companies negotiate this? They’ve been doing an amazing job. The answer is not forever, so we can’t get complacent,” Tom Essaye, founder of Sevens Report Research, told Yahoo Finance.

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