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Adam Sarhan MarketWatch Quote: This stock selloff has everyone talking about ‘divergence’
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — Strategists have few pat answers to explain the carnage across U.S. stocks on Thursday, but it’s clear that concerns over divergences within and between markets is taking a toll on investor sentiment. “I think its’ a confluence of catalysts occurring,” said Adam Sarhan, chief executive of Sarhan Capital, in a phone…
Sarhan in CNBC: Bulls vs bears – Two arguments for stocks in the second half
Stocks have been flat for 18 months, but some market participants see potential upside in the second half despite many reasons to doubt the staying power of this weeks’ gains. After Thursday’s close, the Dow Jones industrial average and the S&P 500 were virtually unchanged for the year, having gained just 2.69 percent and 2.90…
Adam Sarhan Reuters Gold Quote: PRECIOUS-Gold drops 1 percent on technical selling, HSBC cut
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Adam Sarhan Reuters Quote: US SMALL/MIDCAPS-Small-caps rally but Wendy's tumbles
By Ryan Vlastelica NEW YORK | Mon Oct 1, 2012 11:57am EDT Oct 1 (Reuters) – Small cap stocks rallied on Monday as a surprise expansion in the U.S. manufacturing sector quieted concerns about economic growth at a time when central banks are seen continuing to support markets. Sectors tied to growth were among the top gainers…
Adam Sarhan Quoted in MarketWatch: Goldman’s CAPE fear — and what it means for this stock run
March 12, 2013, 3:57 PM So Jim O’Neill of Goldman Sachs is concerned about the so-called CAPE ratio, which he said is indicating that stocks look expensive. Bloomberg News/Landov Jim O’Neill at 2011 forum in Hong Kong. CAPE refers to the cyclically adjusted price-earnings ratio that helps smooth out economic cycles as it looks at earnings…
