Lieberman: The markets are torn between weak economic data and inflation forcing the Fed to raise rates
Chuck Lieberman, co-founder and CIO of Advisors Capital Management, says while the inflation data may start to look a bit better in coming months, it’s not enough yet for the Fed to relax....
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Markets Open Flat – “Inflation Concerns and Rising Interest Rates” says ACM’s Head of Investment Lieberman
Our Chief Investment Officer Chuck Lieberman joins Cheddar News' "The Open" to discuss the current state of the markets. High gas prices, high wages and why the quickly growing of the market is causing inflation....
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Charles Lieberman on the Markets (Bloomberg Radio)
Charles Lieberman, Co-founder and Chief Investment Officer at Advisors Capital, discusses the latest on the markets with Rishaad Salamat and Bryan Curtis on Bloomberg Daybreak Asia....
Read More >Feeney: Quality will be increasingly important as we go through 2022
Advisors Capital’s Partner and Portfolio Manager JoAnne Feeney says follow earnings potential and stick with quality for 2022.
Dr. Feeney highlights SIX, TJX and CVX as top picks as reopening of the economy should pick up later in the year....
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Health Of The Economy & The Labor Market – Dr. Lieberman on TD Ameritrade News
Dr. Lieberman believes that the November's jobs data was highly unusual as payrolls rose to 210K, while the household survey showed a job gain of more than 1.1M. Watch on TD Network....
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Cheddar asks Chuck: “Does Shortened Quarantine Times Make Sense?”
Chuck Liberman, CIO and managing partner at ACM, joined Cheddar to talk about the current guidance on isolation and why he believes the omicron variant calls for more relaxed guidance given its reportedly mild symptoms....
Read More >Feeney: Inflation is being driven primarily by shortages, which isn’t as worrisome as it might otherwise be
JoAnne Feeney of Advisors Capital Management says investors aren’t too taken aback by inflation data because they realize much of it is being driven by shortages, which means there’s still a lot of real growth to come....
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