Adam Discusses China's Housing Market – Dec 2017
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Wed Recap: Sarhan in @CNBC: Stocks hold higher as tech leads; oil sheds 2%
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Forbes: 3 Timeless Lessons You Can Learn From The Wells Fargo & Mylan Scandals
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Sarhan in @CNBC: Dow snaps 7-day losing streak; oil jumps 3%
Wed 8.3.16 4pm EST U.S. stocks closed slightly higher on Wednesday, amid a sharp rebound in oil prices, while the Dow snapped a seven-day slide. “Investors are in a wait-and-see mode ahead of the jobs report,” said Adam Sarhan, CEO at Sarhan Capital, noting that a strong report could provoke a sell-off, as it raises…
