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David Tepper says he’s buying some tech stocks, but market may have 10% to 15% more to fall
PUBLISHED MON, MAR 23 202012:14 PM EDT
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David Tepper, founder and president of Appaloosa Management.
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David Tepper says he’s buying some tech stocks, but market may have 10% to 15% more to fall
PUBLISHED MON, MAR 23 202012:14 PM EDT
Fred Imbert
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CNBC: David Tepper SB 170308-005
David Tepper, founder and president of Appaloosa Management.
Cameron Costa | CNBC
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Re: Lunes 23/03/20 futures a la baja
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El-Erian: ‘Pockets of value’ emerging in market but only for investors with high risk tolerance
PUBLISHED MON, MAR 23 20209:12 AM EDTUPDATED 2 HOURS AGO
Kevin Stankiewicz
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The stock market’s steep decline over the last month has now created opportunities for investors who can stomach risk, economist Mohamed El-Erian told CNBC.
“Those people who entered this defensively and have a massive appetite for volatility, there is starting to be real pockets of value,” El-Erian said.
“For most investors, I think you still want to be cautious out there,” the Allianz chief economic advisor said.
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Most investors still need to be cautious amid coronavirus-drive volatility, says Allianz’s El-Erian
The stock market’s steep decline over the last month has now created opportunities for investors who can stomach risk, economist Mohamed El-Erian said Monday.
“Those people who entered this defensively and have a massive appetite for volatility, there is starting to be real pockets of value, and they should be looking at that,” the chief economic advisor at Allianz said on CNBC’s “Squawk Box.”
But El-Erian added that “for most investors, I think you still want to be cautious out there.” That’s a theme he’s been driving home since early last month.
El-Erian’s comments Monday came before the Federal Reserve announced additional programs to help the market function more efficiently.
Stocks, however, opened lower Monday and at midmorning the Dow and S&P 500 were off more than 1%, while the Nasdaq was up slightly.
El-Erian, former CEO of investment giant Pimco, correctly predicted earlier this month that the market’s coronavirus-driven decline would bring stocks into a bear market, which is defined as 20% off their most-recent high.
He also said stocks call fall as much as 30%. As of Friday’s close, the Dow sat more than 35% off its February all-time high.
El-Erian said the companies risk-tolerant investors should be looking at are those whose businesses will actually benefit in the “post-crisis world.”
As long as those companies have strong balance sheets, the economic shock from the coronavirus should not be crippling. In fact, those companies will “come back really strong,” he said.
“That’s why I’m saying there is areas of long-term value, even now, before we turn around. But you have to have a tremendous ability to withstand volatility,” he said.
El-Erian also called on Congress to quickly pass fiscal relief measures to soften the economic blow from the coronavirus.
The latest COVID-19 relief measure failed a key procedural Senate vote on Sunday as Democrats said the massive fiscal stimulus package did not do enough to help American workers. Negotiations on the bill remain ongoing.
“People are suffering. There is real pain in the street,” El-Erian said. “This is an economic sudden stop that takes away your livelihood, that makes you feel insecure. This is a real hit and people are looking to Washington to do something.”
PUBLISHED MON, MAR 23 20209:12 AM EDTUPDATED 2 HOURS AGO
Kevin Stankiewicz
@KEVIN_STANK
The stock market’s steep decline over the last month has now created opportunities for investors who can stomach risk, economist Mohamed El-Erian told CNBC.
“Those people who entered this defensively and have a massive appetite for volatility, there is starting to be real pockets of value,” El-Erian said.
“For most investors, I think you still want to be cautious out there,” the Allianz chief economic advisor said.
WATCH NOW
VIDEO06:03
Most investors still need to be cautious amid coronavirus-drive volatility, says Allianz’s El-Erian
The stock market’s steep decline over the last month has now created opportunities for investors who can stomach risk, economist Mohamed El-Erian said Monday.
“Those people who entered this defensively and have a massive appetite for volatility, there is starting to be real pockets of value, and they should be looking at that,” the chief economic advisor at Allianz said on CNBC’s “Squawk Box.”
But El-Erian added that “for most investors, I think you still want to be cautious out there.” That’s a theme he’s been driving home since early last month.
El-Erian’s comments Monday came before the Federal Reserve announced additional programs to help the market function more efficiently.
Stocks, however, opened lower Monday and at midmorning the Dow and S&P 500 were off more than 1%, while the Nasdaq was up slightly.
El-Erian, former CEO of investment giant Pimco, correctly predicted earlier this month that the market’s coronavirus-driven decline would bring stocks into a bear market, which is defined as 20% off their most-recent high.
He also said stocks call fall as much as 30%. As of Friday’s close, the Dow sat more than 35% off its February all-time high.
El-Erian said the companies risk-tolerant investors should be looking at are those whose businesses will actually benefit in the “post-crisis world.”
As long as those companies have strong balance sheets, the economic shock from the coronavirus should not be crippling. In fact, those companies will “come back really strong,” he said.
“That’s why I’m saying there is areas of long-term value, even now, before we turn around. But you have to have a tremendous ability to withstand volatility,” he said.
El-Erian also called on Congress to quickly pass fiscal relief measures to soften the economic blow from the coronavirus.
The latest COVID-19 relief measure failed a key procedural Senate vote on Sunday as Democrats said the massive fiscal stimulus package did not do enough to help American workers. Negotiations on the bill remain ongoing.
“People are suffering. There is real pain in the street,” El-Erian said. “This is an economic sudden stop that takes away your livelihood, that makes you feel insecure. This is a real hit and people are looking to Washington to do something.”
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Re: Lunes 23/03/20 futures a la baja
por admin » Lun Mar 23, 2020 11:48 am
BA fue paralizado porque están cerrando plantas.
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Re: Lunes 23/03/20 futures a la baja
por admin » Lun Mar 23, 2020 1:13 pm
El Senado no pasa el estimulos. Hay 5 Repúblicanos que está. En cuarentena y no pueden votar.
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ST CHG %CHG
DJIA 18591.93 -582.05 -3.04
S&P 500 2237.40 -67.52 -2.93
Nasdaq Composite 6860.67 -18.84 -0.27
Japan: Nikkei 225 16887.78 334.95 2.02
UK: FTSE 100 4993.89 -196.89 -3.79
Crude Oil Futures 23.47 0.84 3.71
Gold Futures 1561.70 77.10 5.19
Yen 111.31 0.49 0.44
Euro 1.0734 0.0037
DJIA 18591.93 -582.05 -3.04
S&P 500 2237.40 -67.52 -2.93
Nasdaq Composite 6860.67 -18.84 -0.27
Japan: Nikkei 225 16887.78 334.95 2.02
UK: FTSE 100 4993.89 -196.89 -3.79
Crude Oil Futures 23.47 0.84 3.71
Gold Futures 1561.70 77.10 5.19
Yen 111.31 0.49 0.44
Euro 1.0734 0.0037
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