Brett Ewing on Bloomberg Radio: Why 2026 Could Favor Small Caps, Housing, and Broader Market Gains Brett Ewing, Chief Market Strategist at First Franklin Financial Services, joined Bloomberg Radio to share his optimistic outlook for 2026—including a call for broader market participation beyond mega-cap AI. He discussed why small- and mid-cap stocks and interest-sensitive areas like housing may lead on …
7 December 2025 – View the original article here: Click Here Wall Street’s sentiment toward companies associated with artificial intelligence is shifting, and it’s all about two companies: OpenAI is down, and Alphabet Inc. is up. The maker of ChatGPT is no longer seen as being on the cutting edge of AI technology and is facing questions about its lack …
5 December 2025 – View the original article here: Click Here A rotation into undervalued and interest-sensitive sectors may shape market performance in 2026 as utilities, industrials and real estate benefit from cooling inflation, expected rate cuts and surging demand tied to AI-related infrastructure. At the same time, small- and mid-cap companies may regain momentum as the breadth of the …
27 March 2025 – View the original post here: Click Here “Earnings optimism faces off against tariff uncertainty. Despite some positive guidance, Brett Ewing says fundamentals may not be enough to quell concerns just yet. With the S&P 500 sitting at the same level as it was in November, Ewing attributes current selling to uncertainty around trade policies and the …
Dow snaps 2-day losing streak as economy shows growth in early spring, but tech stocks slip Meanwhile, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on Wednesday suggested the Fed would follow the same playbook it developed in 2013 and 2014 once it decides to reverse its asset-purchase program, meaning a tapering of asset purchases would come “well before” any interest-rate increase, during …
Brett Ewing on the Markets Brett Ewing, Chief Market Strategist at First Franklin Financial Services, discusses the latest on the markets with Doug Krizner and Rishaad Salamat on Bloomberg Daybreak Asia.
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Trading at Noon: Rising Yields Weigh on the Markets Skip to the 3:15 mark to hear Brett on Reuters Trading at Noon from Monday, February 22nd where he discusses why he won’t be surprised by a 5-10% market correction, why he is paying attention to inflation and what he believes will happen with the economy in the second half of …
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“We’re just slightly off all-time highs, even with all the rhetoric and military issues that have occurred over the last few days,” said Brett Ewing, chief market strategist of First Franklin Financial Services in Tallahassee, in an interview with MarketWatch. “That’s a very bullish sign.”