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Wharton CNBC’s weekly doomsday note about the coming market crash from Yet another expert, this time a Wharton professor. Boogie, Boogie.. what will CNBC do for next week’s spooky Tweet about the market?
Wharton I saw an ad with him pitching Wisdom Tree ETF’s this afternoon. Does he not think people should be buying them now
Wharton “If trump wins the market will crash” -J Siegel Seriously, Wharton why do you allow this nonsense?
Wharton Great timing. If only he could have seen this 7 days ago, it might have been of value.
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Jeremy Siegel: Bond yields are 'definitely going to be a challenge' for stocks this quarterThe two most important factors in stock prices are earnings and the interest rates and the good news in earnings is already out, says Wharton's Jeremy Siegel. Fake news. Economy is booming. Q3 earnings are actually not not out yet. Great earnings and solid GDP is likely to continue into 2019.
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Longtime bull Jeremy Siegel urges caution, says stocks could see a flat 2019'There are challenges that we face now,' including rising interest rates, the midterm elections and U.S.-China trade tensions, the Wharton School finance professor says. Tax cuts for the middle class , continuing deregulation , record corporate profits , positive consumer sentiment , record unemployment , pro business leader running the country . 2019 and beyond will continue to be better till we get tired of winning
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Why stocks will be best performing asset for 3-5 years: Wharton's Jeremy SiegelStocks will be the 'best performing asset' for the next 3-5 years, says University of Pennsylvania finance professor Jeremy Siegel. He’s helping his students on Wall Street to dump their bags on you. So tired of these fortune tellers trying to convince the masses they know what the future hold regarding markets. He cant even tell you what the market will do tomorrow let alone 3 to 5 years!!! WeDontBelieveYou
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Jeremy Siegel: With tech down for the count, a 'surprise' move could lead the market higherThe stock market can 'absolutely' go higher even without technology stocks leading the way, says Wharton School finance professor Jeremy Siegel. Wharton school. Not impressed with anything coming out of Wharton school. Trump alumni
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Wharton's Jeremy Siegel says stocks will return up to 15%: 'We could have quite a good year'Wharton's Jeremy Siegel is predicting solid gains for stocks by the end of 2019. Sure, the market could do just about anything. Down 50% and now up 15%. Good deal. Ha ha ha So we are maybe getting some of our money back? 🤣 That’s reassuring.
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I think we've seen stock market bottom, says UPenn's Jeremy SiegelCNBC's 'Closing Bell' is joined by University of Pennsylvania Finance professor Jeremy Siegel to discuss the state of the markets and whether he sees a threat of recession on the horizon. The news coming out of Germany is a very bad sign. Germany going into recession hurts everyone. RL It could be bottom forming but it is no clear yet,big technical damage especially in large time frames meanwhile, mandatory is to be quiet and stay tune
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Jeremy Siegel says he's 'shocked' by the Fed, arguing central bankers must listen to the marketThe Fed should listen to the market's concerns about the economy, Wharton School finance professor Jeremy Siegel says. No. The tail shouldn't wag the dog. The FED should listen to Manipulations pour depouiller les petits porteurs a la veille de Noël?! Siegel for Fed Chair
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