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Sarhan on CNBC: Dow, S&P off 1% as Europe plunges; oil eyed
Thursday 2,11.16 U.S. equities fell sharply Thursday as investors digested a massive global sell-off. “The Chinese H share index didn’t wait until the mainland opening on Monday and closed overnight with a near 5% drop to a level last seen in March 16th 2009,” Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at The Lindsey Group, said in…
Adam in CNBC: Nasdaq hits record high as stocks rise; oil slides more than 3.5% ahead of OPEC meeting
November 28, 2016 1pm U.S. equities rose on Tuesday as investors kept an eye on falling oil prices ahead of a key OPEC meeting, while digesting economic data. The Dow Jones industrial average traded about 30 points higher, with UnitedHealth Group contributing the most gains. The S&P 500 traded 0.2 percent higher, with health care…
Adam's April 2015 Market Outlook on Benzinga.com 04/01/2015
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Adam Sarhan Reuters Quote: Instant View: Consumer prices up in September on gasoline
Tue Oct 16, 2012 8:54am EDT (Reuters) – Consumer prices rose in September as the cost of gasoline surged, posing a threat to consumers’ spending power although faster inflation looked unlikely to derail the Federal Reserve’s ultra-easy policy path. KEY POINTS: * The Consumer Price Index increased 0.6 percent last month, in…
Adam Sarhan WSJ Quote: U.S. Stock Futures Higher
U.S. Stock Futures Higher Reports Due on Jobless Claims, Home Sales Updated September 26, 2013, 8:22 a.m. ET By TOMI KILGORE NEW YORK—U.S. stock futures nudged higher as the market attempted to stabilize after a recent string of losses. About 90 minutes ahead of the open, Dow Jones Industrial Average futures advanced 18 points,…
CNBC Quote: Stocks Attempt Gains As Street Eyes Data, Earnings
By Evelyn Cheng | @chengevelyn 11:22 am U.S. stocks traded mildly higher on Tuesday as investors eyed economic reports and earnings that continued to indicate less-than-robust growth, amid news of a deal in Iran. “To a certain extent, bad news keeps the Fed at bay,” said Ben Pace, chief investment officer at HPM Partners. “Maybe…