"It's a great cycle for credit – we're going to have a few credit hiccups, but that's all within the cycle."
@Stifel CEO Ron Kruszewski talks earnings and the strong pipeline he's seeing for M&A, IPOs, capital raising and more:
https://t.co/QzcI1jdRWA
Barry Bannister of @Stifel is still worried about stocks due to their premium valuations. Yes. the S&P took a big tumble in April after Liberation Day. But it's come roaring back due to "hopium" about the economy and the Fed. My story for @barronsonline. https://t.co/iHGDCBKe6P
Is President Trump’s big, beautiful bill losing momentum? In this episode of Potomac Perspective, Stifel Chief DC Policy Strategist @Brian_f_gardner and co-host @neilsshapiro have the latest on taxes, tariffs, & a possible tamp down of regulation Listen: https://t.co/lthF7b6xdl
Today, we completed the acquisition of Bryan, Garnier & Co., a leading independent full-service investment bank specializing in the European technology and healthcare sectors. Read the details here: https://t.co/SWZ7HjPSiz
President Donald Trump is using tariffs to try to “recalibrate” trade policies that over several decades have become unfair to the United States, Stifel Financial Corp. Chairman and CEO Ron Kruszewski said Tuesday. https://t.co/hD0Xu2wSGD
Stifel Chairman & CEO Ron Kruszewski joins @KellyCNBC on @CNBCTheExchange today (Tuesday, April 8) at 1:30PM ET. Tune in to get Ron’s views on the markets, the economy, and evolving trade policy.
Trump’s tariff war is tanking shipping stocks, but this one stands out for its lack of exposure, says @Stifel https://t.co/CyTFy4CYzc via @MarketWatch#tariffs
“I think we have to analyze it as a stagflationary shock,” says Stifel’s Barry Bannister of tariffs. “It looks like growth will be a little bit weaker than just slowing.”
https://t.co/VQUc2t6UIg
“There’s a lot of dissent and disagreement in Washington, but I think the markets are looking through more broadly longer-term to some positive impacts of the Trump trade,” says Stifel’s Brian Gardner. https://t.co/nCH3BsiMYP
Ron Kruszewski, Stifel's chairman and CEO, told financial analysts that its investment banking franchise is well-positioned to capitalize on improving market conditions this year and he was bullish on President Donald Trump's administration. https://t.co/vDk9ETNnjJ