Piper Sandler's Johnson says the S&P will end the year at 6600
Craig Johnson, chief market technician at Piper Sandler, says that for all of the tumult and headlines, he still believes the market shows signs that it will still reach 6600 on the Standard & Poor's 500, the level he was expecting at the start of the year. That's up by more than 15 percent from cu…
AAII's Rotblut on what investors are saying and doing with their money now
Charles Rotblut, vice president for the American Association of Individual Investors — the keeper of the group's sentiment and asset-allocation surveys — discusses how investors are becoming increasingly neutral in their sentiment but increasingly aggressive in their investment plans. Neutral senti…
Housing economist makes case for cutting a home out of the American Dream
Brad Case, chief economist at Middleburg Communities, says that while Americans have been complaining about the housing market and available home stock, the market is not far off from historic norms. That said, he also discussed some recent research he did showing that Americans would be better off…
Earnings wave will keep raising the tide for this market
Dec Mullarkey, head of investment strategy at SLC Investments, says that the market's earnings power is enough to keep pushing it forward, overcoming obstacles like increased tariff impacts and sticky inflation and leading to an optimistic outlook for next year while acknowledging the headline risk…
Charles Rotblut on Investor Behavior and Sentiment
Charles Rotblut, CFA, VP and AAII Journal Editor joins Ed Lopez on Trends with Benefits to discuss how investors have reacted to recent market volatility, investor sentiment and the potential bargains in small cap stocks.
Stack Financial's Jonson sees a bubble with 'a trifecta of bear-market risks'
Zach Jonson, senior portfolio manager at Stack Financial Management, says the stock market is facing a trifecta of bear-market risks that could lead to "one of the great bear markets of our lifetime," with losses surpassing 40 percent and lasting for as long as 18 months when it finally bursts. Des…
Franklin Templeton's Dover sees Mag 7 and Ai stocks 'in a rough spot'
Steven Dover, chief investment officer at Franklin Templeton, says that while the economy generally looks positive, he sees it in a "rough spot, especially with those Mag 7 or A.I.-related stocks," which he said have gotten "way ahead of themselves." Dover, who also serves as head of the Franklin T…
Interview With Charles Rotblut: Masters in Business (Audio)
May 6 (Bloomberg)--Bloomberg View columnist Barry Ritholtz interviews Charles Rotblut, a vice president at the American Association of Individual Investors. He is the editor of the AAII Journal, co-created AAII’s Dividend Investing, helps to manage the Stock Superstars Report portfolio and authors …
AAII's Rotblut on the potential meaning of 'vanishing optimism'
Charles Rotblut, vice president for the American Association of Individual Investors — overseer of the AAII Sentiment Survey — discusses the dramatic drop in bullish sentiment last week and how the big spread between bullish and bearish investors increased so dramatically that it teeters on the edg…
New Constructs' Trainer on trouble ahead for Anthropic, OpenAI
David Trainer, founder and president of New Constructs, puts some big-name soon-to-IPO artificial-intelligence companies in The Danger Zone this week, saying he has concerns about what they are paying for inputs compared to foreign competitors, and noting that cost disadvantages will multiply and w…
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