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Wednesday's Recap: Adam In CNBC: Stocks close mostly higher after Fed's Beige Book; earnings beat, energy leads
Wednesday, October 19, 2016 2:35pm EST Stocks closed mostly higher on Wednesday, helped by better-than-expected earnings and rising oil prices, following the release of key economic data from the Federal Reserve. The Dow Jones industrial average rose about 40 points, with Goldman Sachs contributing the most gains. The S&P 500 gained 0.2 percent, with energy…
Adam Sarhan Reuters Quote: Oil, stoked by Iran talk, leads near-record rally
TOP NEWS Oil, stoked by Iran talk, leads near-record rally Tue, Jul 03 18:54 PM EDT By Barani Krishnan and Eric Onstad NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) – Commodity markets shot higher for the second time in three days on Tuesday, with oil prices leading the way as they posted one of their biggest, broadest rallies ever…
CNBC: Stocks close mixed as banks notch 3-day losing streak; oil rises
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Sarhan In Bloomberg: Line Shares Send Positive Message at Their Market Debut $LN
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Sarhan In CNBC: Stocks try to extend winning streak; financials lead
12:19pm EST U.S. stocks traded in a range Thursday, trying for a third-straight day of gains, amid bank earnings and choppy trade in oil. “It’s perfectly normal to see the market pause here for two reasons,” said Adam Sarhan, CEO of Sarhan Capital. “First, to digest the very strong rally we’ve had in the last…
WSJ: Bullish Cotton Bets Fly in Face of Trump’s Trade Rhetoric
Feb 15, 2017 1:09 pm ET If a drop in cotton demand is coming, Wall Street doesn’t seem worried. While cotton producers and physical traders worry that President Donald Trump’s protectionist policies will cut into demand for cotton from its foreign trade partners in China and Mexico, hedge funds and other money managers are betting…
