Tom Essaye Quoted In Barron’s – A Problem For The Nasdaq and S&P 500

If AI blows up large market sectors, that won’t be good for the S&P 500


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“If AI begins to make entire, large sectors of tech no longer needed, that is a problem for the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 and that loss of earnings could offset AI efficiency gains in the short and medium term,” wrote Tom Essaye, president of the Sevens Report. “If AI blows up large market sectors, that won’t be good for the S&P 500.”

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Tom Essaye Quoted In Bloomberg

Economic data has been almost perfectly Goldilocks


S&P 500 Closes Near Record as Tech Keeps Rallying: Markets Wrap

“Economic data has been almost perfectly Goldilocks since the government re-opened in late November and that needs to continue to help stocks weather rising AI skepticism,” according to Tom Essaye at The Sevens Report.

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Tom Essaye Discusses SpaceX and xAI Merger With Yahoo Finance

Tom Essaye Discusses SpaceX and xAI Merger With Yahoo Finance


Why a SpaceX, xAI deal ‘makes sense’

Tesla (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk is in talks to combine SpaceX (SPAX.PVT) with xAI (XAAI.PVT), according to reports. Yahoo Finance Senior Reporter Ines Ferré weighs in on the reporting, while Sevens Report Research founder Tom Essaye explains why he thinks a deal “makes sense.”

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Sevens Report: Gold and Silver Drop After Unsustainable Parabolic Run

Tom Essaye says last month’s precious-metals surge broke under its own weight.


Gold, silver losses ease after ‘disturbing’ safe haven sell-off

Gold and silver prices stabilized Monday after a violent selloff that reversed a parabolic rally and caught many investors off guard. According to Sevens Report Research founder Tom Essaye, the breakdown was inevitable given how stretched prices had become.

Essaye said the speed and magnitude of last week’s gains left the precious metals market vulnerable to a sharp correction. Once selling began, momentum flipped quickly as traders recognized that the recent advance was detached from sustainable fundamentals.

While the move was dramatic, Sevens views it as a technical reset rather than a signal that the broader bullish case for precious metals is broken. The firm has consistently cautioned that steep, momentum-driven rallies often end abruptly once confidence cracks, especially in crowded trades.

From here, price stability and consolidation will be key in determining whether gold and silver can rebuild upside momentum or remain vulnerable to additional volatility.

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Tom Essaye Interviewed on Yahoo Finance

Tom Essaye interviewed on Yahoo Finance


Gold prices plunge: ‘The dam broke’ amid Trump’s Fed announcement

Gold prices (GC=F) have been plunging as the precious metal kicks off the first trading week of February below $4,800 per ounce. Currently, silver (SI=F) hovers above $81.

Sevens Report Research founder Tom Essaye and Yahoo Finance Senior Reporter Ines Ferré comment on the recent bout of volatility working its way through precious metals commodities.

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Tom Essaye Joins Yahoo Finance To Discuss New CEOs

Tom Essaye joins Yahoo Finance to discuss new CEOs


New CEOs at Walmart & Target: Furner wins as Fiddelke rebuilds

John Furner has taken over as Walmart’s (WMT) new CEO, and the company continues to outperform. Meanwhile, Target’s (TGT) new CEO Michael Fiddelke is still betting on innovation to spark a turnaround.

Yahoo Finance Senior Reporter Brooke DiPalma and Sevens Report Research founder Tom Essaye sit down with Opening Bid host Brian Sozzi to discuss.

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Sevens Report Warns Weaker Dollar Is Supercharging a Run-Hot Economy

Sevens says Trump-linked dollar weakness is amplifying growth and inflation risks.


How Trump creates another ’run-hot’ influence on the economy

The latest Sevens Report argues that the U.S. economy is being pushed further into a “run-hot” phase as the dollar slides to multi-year lows. According to the firm, President Trump’s dismissal of recent dollar weakness effectively signaled tolerance — if not support — for further depreciation, accelerating trends already in place.

Sevens notes that fiscal stimulus, pressure for lower rates, deregulation, and efforts to pull in foreign capital have already tilted the economy toward overheating. A weaker currency compounds that backdrop by ensuring more liquidity is chasing a limited supply of goods and services, keeping inflation pressures elevated even as growth remains strong.

The report outlines three key transmission channels. First, a softer dollar raises import costs, lifting prices on consumer goods in an import-dependent economy. Second, it boosts earnings for multinational companies, helping explain recent outperformance in technology and consumer discretionary stocks. Third, it inflates the value of real assets such as gold, oil, and other commodities that cannot be diluted like fiat currencies.

Sevens cautions that the dollar’s roughly 11% decline over the past year is far from benign. While markets have absorbed the move so far, a faster slide toward the low 90s could unsettle investors and intensify the risk of sustained inflation alongside resilient growth.

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I Think It Would Help Sentiment – Says Tom Essaye

I think it would help sentiment, says Tom Essaye


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“If we could go a weekend without some sort of tariff threats, or arresting of a foreign leader, or threatening to bomb Iran—if we could go a couple of days, I think the market would appreciate it,” Sevens Report Research’s Tom Essaye told me. “I think it would help sentiment a bit and let us refocus on the data—which is pretty Goldilocks—and earnings, which, on balance, are fine.”

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Sevens Report Warns Against Complacency as Earnings Season Ramps Up

Sevens Report Warns Against Complacency as Earnings Season Ramps Up


Investors may be led into a trap as stock market discards new tariff threats, analyst warns

As markets brush off renewed tariff threats and push higher, Tom Essaye of Sevens Report Research is cautioning investors not to assume the path forward is risk-free.

Essaye says the resilience in stocks following recent policy volatility risks creating complacency just as earnings season enters its most important stretch. While investors appear confident that solid earnings and steady economic growth will offset political uncertainty, Essaye argues neither factor should be taken for granted.

According to the Sevens Report, the opening phase of earnings season has been underwhelming, even if outright disappointments have been limited so far. With the next two weeks representing the core of reporting season, Essaye says results will matter more than headlines and could challenge the market’s optimistic tone.

On the economic front, Essaye notes that growth remains firm but warns that a strong backdrop does not make the economy immune to pressure. Persistent affordability issues could still slow momentum, particularly if earnings expectations begin to soften.

The takeaway, Essaye says, is that investors should resist the temptation to believe stocks will automatically rebound from every setback. If doubts emerge around earnings or growth, today’s calm market could quickly become far more fragile.

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Sevens Report Flags Risk of Sharp Reversal in Natural-Gas Prices

Tyler Richey says futures structure and weather trends argue the rally may fade fast.


Natural-gas prices doubled in the last 5 trading sessions. Here are signs a ‘sharp collapse’ may soon unfold.

With the February natural-gas futures contract expiring at the end of Wednesday’s trading session, it will be “critical” to watch the price of the March contract, which is trading at a roughly $2.50 discount to the February contract, said Tyler Richey, co-editor at Sevens Report Research.

That leaves the “futures duration curve in a steep backwardation dynamic” — meaning the current price is higher than prices for contracts for delivery further out in the future, Richey told MarketWatch.

The higher near-term prices and lower prices for contracts for delivery in the months ahead also suggest the rally in the February futures contract is based on near-term supply concerns, and “not any longer-term structural market worries of a prolonged supply shortage,” said Sevens Report’s Richey.

At the same time, weather models are forecasting more moderate temperatures in the coming weeks, which should theoretically see the rally in natural-gas prices “subside, assuming there is no lasting damage impacting domestic natural-gas production [and] logistics,” said Richey.

“That could set futures prices up for a sharp collapse in the sessions ahead,” he added.

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