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Perhaps, that is why some market experts are espousing an unequivocally bullish outlook for equities. That level of enthusiasm was on full display after Robert Doll, Nuveen Asset Managements chief equity strategist, on Wednesday said he was fully invested in the market. Asked by one CNBC reporter
"I think this will hang over the market for a little bit," said Robert Doll, chief U.S. equity strategist and senior portfolio manager at Nuveen Asset Management. "There are too many uncertainties to say it's played out." Doll said important to watch will be whether Europe sides with the U.S. in san
Date: Jul 18, 2014
Category: Business
Source: Google
US Stocks Rise on GDP, Jobs Data Before Fed Statement
The Fed has told us, Weve been a 100-mile-an-hour tailwind for you; at some point were going to go to 80, Robert Doll, who helps oversee $117 billion as chief equity strategist at Chicago-based Nuveen Asset Management LLC, said in a television interview on Bloomberg Surveillance with Tom Kee
Robert Doll, chief equity strategist for money manager BlackRock in New York, doesn't think a recession is likely, but he isn't ruling one out. Still, he's bullish on stocks because so many companies are making money overseas. That means trouble in the U.S. economy matters less to U.S. stocks.
Partly because the Congress and the president have been in the news and all the acrimony around it confidence, which was low, has fallen further, said Blackrock chief equity strategist Robert Doll.
Date: Aug 02, 2011
Source: Google
As Washington fiddles with debt, Wall Street yawns
We're having a massive circus, said Robert Doll, chief investment officer at BlackRock Advisors. It's not going to be fun. In the 12th, maybe 13th hour, we'll get something done. And we move on."