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Natixis' Janasiewicz: 'Slowing' economy remains a solid base for earnings (opens the original)
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Jack Janasiewicz, lead portfolio strategist at Natixis Investment Manager s, says that the market's ability to keep running depends on the "up and to the right" trend continuing, and he expects that to continue even if the slope of the line gets flatter. There's a difference, Janasiewicz says, between a slowing economy and a slow one, noting that slowing conditions can still be a good backdrop for corporate earnings — "which is really all that matters here" — rather than a slow market, which ope
MacroTides' Welsh: This market will keep running, but a bear market is coming (opens the original)
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Macro strategist Jim Welsh, publisher of the Macro Tides and Weekly Technical Review newsletter, says that the advance-decline line has been making new highs for months, which is a signal that "the odds of experiencing a significant decline is unlikely," so while he thinks there are storm clouds on the horizon that could cause a 7-10 percent market decline around mid-term elections, he thinks a secular bear market is still well off into the future. After the short-term correction, Welsh sees the
Stan the Annuity Man: High rates help, but A.I. is making annuities a bargain (opens the original)
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Stan Haithcock — better known as " Stan the Annuity Man " — says that while higher interest rates may make annuity products more attractive right now, the real bargain is that life-expectancy tables have not been adjusted for the advancements artificial intelligence is creating that will lengthen life expectancies. Payments in the future will be lower, Haithcock says, "but current life expectancy tables are a bargain ... and in about two or three years you will see that change." Haithcock — who
Slope of Hope's Knight sees 'dynamite bearish opportunities' ahead (opens the original)
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Veteran technical analyst Tim Knight , founder of SlopeofHope.com , says precious metals "are going to kick the socks off equities for a long while to come," noting that it might be less that they gain ground than that they hold their status while stocks go in the tank, but he says conditions are ripe for a market downturn, as early as the end of this year after midterm elections. Knight, who acknowledges that he is something of a perma-bear — says he expects the market to be "very, very support
Tocqueville's Petrides: Go 'horizontal' for stability against concentrated market (opens the original)
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John Petrides, portfolio manager and financial adviser at Tocqueville Asset Management , says that the stock market "is the most concentrated it has ever been," and while he does not expect the technology cycle or artificial-intelligence boom to end soon, investors should see some cracks and warning signs that there will be trouble at some point. While he doesn't foresee a bubble, Petrides sayd "This is not a time to be running to one side of the boat, of being all in cash or all in bonds becaus
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