“You don’t fight the Fed and you don’t fight the trend,” says Vance Howard, which is why he is bullish on the market. However, he says investors should remain vigilant for signs of a downtrend. He is watching several bond ETFs, including TLT, expecting treasury yields to move higher. He also expects financial sector ETFs to move higher as the mortgage market responds to lower rates.
Featuring: Nick Twidale, Chief Market Analyst at ATFX Sonia Meskin, Senior Economist at UBS Investment Bank John J Edwards, Bloomberg Weekend Americas Managing Editor Vance Howard, Chief Executive Officer and Portfolio Manager at Howard Capital Management
Vance Howard, CEO and Portfolio Manager at Howard Capital Management, predicts a rate cut in early 2025 due to falling inflation and historical trends.
Markets (^DJI,^GSPC, ^IXIC) rebounded last week in their best-performing week of this year. However, Howard Capital Management CEO and portfolio manager Vance Howard sees a pullback ahead. He joins Wealth! to break down some of the most recent market movement and how investors should prepare for volatility ahead.
Vance Howard of Howard Capital Management says he’s still bullish on the markets, and could see the S&P 500 reaching a new 52-week high by the end of the year.
Featuring: Tim Moe, Chief APAC Regional Equity Strategist at Goldman Sachs Vance Howard, CEO & Portfolio Manager at Howard Capital Management Terri Spath, Founder and Chief Investment Officer at Zuma Wealth
Howard Capital Management CEO Vance Howard discusses the NASDAQ Biotech Index on ‘The Claman Countdown.’
Vance Howard of Howard Capital Management discusses why he’s still bullish on the markets, despite stocks bumping along during the early weeks of summer.
Thursday’s episode of Good Buy or Goodbye examines two companies with recent downward trajectories. Howard Capital Management CEO Vance Howard joins Market Domination to discuss whether long-term trends will change these stocks’ stories.
