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Forbes: A Big Top In The Market & The Bearish Case For Stocks – Explained
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CNBC: Stocks Close Lower As Wall Street Braces For French Election, But Post Weekly Gains
Friday, April 21, 2017 U.S. stocks closed lower in choppy trade Friday as investors looked ahead to the French election. Wall Street also digested falling oil prices and comments from the Trump administration on tax reform. The Dow Jones industrial average fell about 30 points with IBM contributing the most losses. The index briefly turned…
Adam Sarhan MarketWatch Quote: Why investors will find Ukraine harder to ignore
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Sarhan: If Apple Doesn't Deliver 'Wow' Factor, Stock Will Sell Off
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Sarhan in Bloomberg: Penny Cheapest in 7 Years as Zinc Rout Benefiting U.S. Taxpayers
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Adam Sarhan Quoted on Front Page of WSJ.com (Pg B5 of weekend edition) – US Stocks Shrug US Data & Dow Posts Back-to-Back Triple-Digit Gains
By CHRIS DIETERICH And TOMI KILGORE Friday, June 15, 2012 NEW YORK—Stocks advanced as hopes that central banks stand ready to support global markets following a key Greek election overshadowed dismal U.S. manufacturing data. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 58 points, or 0.4%, to 12707 in early trading. The Dow has battled through sharp gains and losses…
