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Adam Sarhan Dow Jones Newswire Quote: MARKET TALK: Sugar Futures Push Still-Higher
14:14 EST – Raw-sugar futures got a boost Tuesday from traders worried about the possibility of tighter supplies next season. Low prices could discourage farmers from planting sugarcane, and rising demand for ethanol in Brazil and the US could also shrink supplies. “So far, it appears that the bulls are doing their best to defend…
MarketWatch: Dow rises by triple digits as stock market carves out records
Monday, February 13, 2017 U.S. stocks extended gains on Monday, with major indexes notching a third day of record-breaking session as financial and industrials stocks paved the way to higher ground. The Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, +0.72% gained 151 points, or 0.8%, to 20,421. The S&P 500 SPX, +0.54% advanced 12 points, or 0.6%,…
Adam Sarhan Media Quote: Reuters Economy & S&P 500
Instant view: NY Fed manufacturing growth highest in 1-1/2 years Wed, Feb 15 2012 NEW YORK (Reuters) – A gauge of manufacturing in New York State picked up in February to its highest level in more than 1-1/2 years, though the pace of new orders slowed, the New York Federal Reserve said in a report…
Reuters Quote: COMMODITIES-Down after early gains; Mideast, inflation on radar
“If you’re an investor and looking to position yourself in this environment, you’ll go long commodities,” said Adam Sarhan at Sarhan Capital in New York. “We are starting to see higher inflation that’s going to reflect itself in higher oil prices and higher commodity prices everywhere.”
Why Sarhan Capital's CEO Thinks Twitter And Social Media Can Go Higher
Kevin Riley , Benzinga Staff Writer April 01, 2015 12:34pm Adam Sarhan was recently a guest on #PreMarket Prep, a daily trading idea radio show hosted by Joel Elconin and Dennis Dick. Sarhan Capital CEO Adam Sarhan was bullish on Twitter Inc TWTR 0.78% and social media. Sarhan noted that social media did not…
Adam Sarhan Reuters & CNBC.com Quote: Hedge funds long money in commods up after 4 weeks
Published: Friday, 4 May 2012 | 6:30 PM ET NEW YORK (Reuters) – Hedge funds and other money managers made more positive wagers on commodities than negative bets for the first time in five weeks, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission reported Friday, as softening U.S. data raised expectations for a stimulus. But a huge sell-off in…