Brett Ewing on BNN Bloomberg, February 19, 2021

Investment Strategy for the Current Market Conditions Brett Ewing, senior financial advisor and chief market strategist at First Franklin Financial Services, discusses his investing strategy and why this is a perfect time for companies to clean up their balance sheet.

Brett Ewing on Reuters “Trading at Noon”, January 26, 2021

Skip to the 2:15 mark to hear Brett’s commentary on Reuters Trading at Noon today about taking risk off the table, what continued widespread vaccine rollout can mean for the market going into the summer and what the Federal Reserve might do if rates pick up later in the year due to inflation. Reuters Trading at Noon

Brett Ewing on Bloomberg “Sound On”, December 9, 2020

Bloomberg Chief Washington Correspondent Kevin Cirilli delivers insight and analysis on the latest headlines from the White House and Capitol Hill, including conversations with influential lawmakers and key figures in politics and policy. Guests: Brian Morgenstern, Deputy Press Secretary for the Trump Administration, Brett Ewing, Chief Market Strategist of First Franklin Financial Services, George Seay, CEO of Annandale Capital, Roger …

Brett Ewing on Nightly Business Report 12/19/18

Nightly Business Report – December 19, 2018   Tonight on Nightly Business Report, the Fed hikes interest rates and lowers its forecast for future rate hikes but that didn’t alleviate investor angst.

Brett F. Ewing on CNBC Street Signs

Fed has ‘put themselves in a box,’ shouldn’t hike today: Strategist   “We don’t feel there’s any reason to hike today,” Brett Ewing, chief market strategist at First Franklin, told CNBC’s “Street Signs Europe” on Wednesday. “I think the Fed has put themselves in a box and guided the market into this hike.”

Brett F. Ewing on Reuters TV

Stocks fell Friday despite a strong October jobs report. First Franklin Financial’s chief market strategist tells Reuters’ Fred Katayama stocks are still in a correction phase.

Brett Ewing on Nikkei CNBC Japan

Barring a FED misstep, we continue to believe we are in a global economic expansion that started in 2016. This expansion has been given pause by trade wars and a rising dollar, both of which we expect to stop sometime in the second half of the year and give way to the continuation of the expansion.