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Sarhan Capital CEO: 'If Google Doesn't Put Up Good Numbers, Stock Could Rollover And Fall To Mid-400s'
Speaking to Benzinga, Sarhan CapitalCEO Adam Sarhan said Google Inc GOOG 0.15% GOOGL 0.5% has to put up good numbers for earnings because the stock has gone nowhere over the past few months. “If they’re not able to put up good numbers, you might see the stock rollover and actually fall to the mid-400s,” he…
CNBC Quote: Nasdaq dips 2%, Dow near 6-month low as consumer discretionary falls
By, Evelyn Cheng @chengevelyn U.S. stocks fell nearly 1 percent or more on Thursday as renewed declines in oil weighed on investor sentiment amid a slew of earnings releases and Friday’s key employment report. The major averages extended losses after the S&P 500 broke through a key level of 2,087 that many analysts were watching. Art…
Adam Sarhan MarketWatch Quote: Goldman: This rally doesn’t need techs
Goldman: This rally doesn’t need techs May 9, 2013, 4:48 AM As Wall Street continues to break records, the players have been changing. Value-oriented stocks and defensives had been leaders in the bull market, but recently money has been moving into cyclical stocks — technology, financials and energy. To many, this is a healthy sign for a…
Adam's April 2015 Market Outlook on Benzinga.com 04/01/2015
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CNBC Fast Money Quote: Did Gold Bubble Just Pop?
“On the charts, gold has breached below two important support levels, namely its 50-day average at $1,382 and – as we mentioned above – its December lows at the $1,360s, explains Adam Sarhan, chief executive of New York-based Sarhan Capital in a Reuters interview.
“At this stage of the game, gold is at a very important inflection point,” Sarhan says.”Adam in CNBC: Health care lifts Nasdaq to new record closing high; Street awaits Trump
Tuesday, January 10, 2017 U.S. equities closed mixed after a choppy session on Tuesday, as the Nasdaq composite notched a fresh record high, while investors prepared for a key news conference from the U.S. president-elect. “For the past few weeks, you’re seeing a tug-of-war between bulls and bears,” said Adam Sarhan, CEO at 50 Park…
