Bob Doll: Bearish arguments for stocks overstate the negatives
Investment landscape poised for significant change but stocks should beat bonds over the next six to 12 months.
Economic underpinnings strengthen as stocks climb
Nuveen's chief equity strategist Bob Doll says economic underpinnings, including revenue growth, are strengthening as stock prices continue to climb. And valuations? Not insane.
Equity fatigue continues with headwinds from bond sell-off, Doll says
Strategist says he is encouraged by growth but is awaiting stronger signals
Bob Doll: What could derail bull market run
The headline news last week was the US Federal Reserve’s announcement of a new round of quantitative easing…
BlackRock’s Bob Doll: The bull outweighs the bear
Downward pressure on the markets is coming from a number of sources, including geopolitical risk in the form of heightened conflict between North and South Korea, the deepening of the European debt crisis, policy tightening in China, an FBI-led investigation of insider trading, confusion over the implementation of quantitative easing and weakening housing market data
BlackRock’s Bob Doll: The recovery is still on track
Equity markets responded well to last week's news flow (which included the US midterm election results, the Federal Reserve's announced launch of a second round of quantitative easing and a strong October labor market report) and posted significant gains
BlackRock’s Doll: Modest – but positive – levels of growth will continue
Equities took a break from their four-week run and consolidated gains last week, posting very slight losses
Return of the Great Recession? More like a soft patch, says Bob Doll
The economic recovery will continue; we do not believe that the economy will endure a double-dip recession. Growth levels should remain positive for the time being, although the pace of growth will be slower than that typically associated with recoveries.
Bob Doll: Uncertainty easing, but volatility will continue
U.S equities posted positive results last week as uncertainty continued to ease in the markets.
BlackRock’s Bob Doll: Recent correction is a buying opportunity
Once again, disappointing economic data caused stock markets to sag last week, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling 1.6% to 11,952, the S&P 500 Index declining 2.2% to 1,271 and the Nasdaq Composite dropping 3.3% to 2,644. Investors also witnessed a rebound in the US dollar, a rally in bonds and a rise in oil prices.