Vance Howard joined @FoxBusiness' Making Money with @PayneMarketTalk to discuss the outlook for Federal Reserve interest rates, the strength of the bull market, and opportunities in technology, especially semiconductors, while sharing views on Cognex, Visa, and Caterpillar.
Watch the full interview:
https://t.co/RP1GAgqOio
Disinflation helped define the bull market that began in late 2022. Then energy prices flipped the script. Now, with oil pulling back, that disinflationary trend could return, and history suggests that could be a tailwind for equities.
See why easing inflation pressure may support equities and broaden the rally: https://t.co/Qup5llsivQ
For years, tech dominated. Now the rally is broadening. Industrials and Utilities are breaking out, while Financials and Discretionary may be ready to participate.
Explore the market signals and where leadership could be shifting next: https://t.co/N8o34NlKZq
The Iran ceasefire isn't just a foreign policy story. It's already reshaping market expectations. Oil fell more than 4% in one session, easing a key source of inflation pressure.
See what this shift could mean for market leadership: https://t.co/N8o34NlKZq
This week's data was a mixed bag: Producer prices ran hotter than expected in May, core inflation came in line monthly, cooler year over year; and jobless claims unexpectedly ticked up.
What it all means for the market's next move: https://t.co/lglLT5kL7o
With one of the biggest IPOs in history pricing this week (and shares not yet marginable), investors may be selling to raise cash.
Why that matters for the broader market: https://t.co/lglLT5kL7o
Markets have sold off hard since Friday. Should you be worried? We don't think so. The market was overbought and due for consolidation. The trend is still up and pullbacks like this are where good buys start to emerge.
Our full take in this week's Wealth Watch: https://t.co/1cXNRDFRWM
Vance Howard, CEO and Portfolio Manager of Howard Capital Management, joins the @SchwabNetwork live to discuss his bullish outlook on the S&P 500—including his ambitious target of 8,000 this year and 20,000 long-term.
Watch the interview here: https://t.co/DWMu6rub4Z
Howard Capital Management CEO and Portfolio Manager, Vance Howard, joined @PayneMarketTalk on 'Making Money' to share his perspective on technical trading and staying the course in today’s markets.
Watch the interview here: https://t.co/89anonTFhg
CEO Vance Howard joined @CNBC's Closing Bell to discuss today’s market environment, noting that markets are currently trading more on technicals than fundamentals.
Watch the full segment here: https://t.co/QkolV8hhGM
CEO Vance Howard joined @NYSE TV Live to share his market outlook, noting that 2026 is just getting started. With $7.2 trillion still sitting on the sidelines in money market funds, the buying power to push this market higher is there.
Watch here: https://t.co/F0riF9ci4w
Our view: markets have most likely bottomed. But extreme volatility isn't going anywhere.
The trend is trying hard to firm up; news-driven swings are the new normal. Breadth is improving, but we're nowhere near the kind of thrust that signals all-clear.
Patience matters right now.
https://t.co/JTAPv8koWj
March CPI jumped 0.9% in a single month, the biggest spike since June 2022. Gasoline up 21.2% (a record since 1967). Fuel oil up 30.7%.
This is what an energy shock looks like in the data.
https://t.co/qUn6T4km4q
Iran walked away from 21 hours of talks in Islamabad without a deal and refused to commit to not pursuing a nuclear weapon. Now the U.S. Navy is set to blockade the Strait of Hormuz. Markets are pricing in a new reality. Is the era of stable energy over?
Read more: https://t.co/JTAPv8jR6L
Large investors are already exiting private loans for data centers. Efficiency is great but the overnight hype is cooling.
Additional insights: https://t.co/PNhUA9Qh9J
When investors can’t exit non-liquid deals, they’re forced to sell stocks to raise cash. That liquidity squeeze is what’s driving prices lower.
More information: https://t.co/PNhUA9Qh9J
We’re cutting equity exposure and moving to cash/shorter term bonds. Don’t fight the trend, it’s a losing battle. Patience is key here.
Learn more: https://t.co/PNhUA9PJkb