Jamie Dimon says the stock market overreacted, no recession ahead
Markets from equities to high-yield bonds that have been flashing warning signs are probably an overreaction to slowing growth rather than a precursor of imminent recession, according to J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon.
Majority of Wall Street pros see a stock market comeback in 2019: CNBC survey
Stocks may be coming off their worst year since the financial crisis, but a majority of Wall Street professionals see gains ahead for 2019.
Jeremy Siegel says stocks will return up to 15%
Despite the market’s stumble into the new year, Wharton’s Jeremy Siegel is predicting solid gains for stocks by the end of 2019.
Strategist Jim Paulsen predicts slow growth, rate cuts and bull run in 2019
A slowing economy and more cautious Federal Reserve next year could extend the longest bull run in history, Leuthold Group’s Jim Paulsen told CNBC on Thursday.
Corporate Debt Crises Could Come Faster and Harder in 2019
At first glance, 2019 might look like a quiet year for distressed-debt investors, judging by the small list of troubled bonds coming due. But the light schedule may be obscuring how quickly some issuers will unravel.