Trennert is one of the most widely followed strategists on Wall Street and is consistently ranked among the top strategists by Institutional Investor.
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Strategists at Goldman Sachs have a fourth-quarter target of 83 percent next year, and Citigroup strategists are at 2.6 percent in the fourth quarter, 2017.
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The Regional Strategist also coordinates with national communications strategists and other regional communications strategists on marquee environmental issues at Earthjustice, adopting consistent framing within the lens of our work.
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This comes despite UBS strategists upgrading European banks to "overweight", as strategists believe that tapering and a return to EPS growth could act as catalysts to unlocking the group's recovery potential; Reuters reported.
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Which is what political strategists like me did all year.
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Then, strategists talked of as many as 40 new seats.
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TC: Are other political strategists starting to emulate your approach?
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And some strategists see further weakness ahead for the group.
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Some strategists remained cautious on the outlook for European stocks.
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Wilson is among the most bearish strategists on Wall Street.
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And many political strategists say this is a smart tactic.
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Climate change is one among many threats facing American strategists.
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Economists and strategists say dissenters will carry their own message.
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Some currency strategists attributed the dollar's decline to profit taking.
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Republican strategists are also testing how they can use Mrs.
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"Bar corporate bonds... we are far from 'greed'," strategists said.
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Strategists expect some form of eventual deal to be reached.
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But strategists said it would create higher demand from investors.
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Still, some strategists would advise sticking with Amazon over Etsy.
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Some strategists say it's a good time to buy silver.
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Strategists frequently attribute China's problems to 'the impossible trinity,' i.e.
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Two strategists see more upside for some of these outperformers.
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A Reuters poll of foreign exchange strategists published on Sept.
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Party strategists reckoned the risks were all on the downside.
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For now, strategists see an orderly march higher in yields.
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What happens after that is the stuff of strategists' nightmares.
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Democratic strategists don't dismiss the economic arguments out of hand.
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Strategists in both parties predict that North Carolina, where Sen.
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Maine Democratic strategists and officials acknowledge the proceedings carry risk.
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Navigator is a group comprised of Democratic strategists and pollsters.
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Strategists warn Trump's comments should not necessarily be taken literally.
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And some strategists see the yellow metal falling further still.
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Deutsche Bank strategists said results beats were set to increase.
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Citigroup global strategists, however, did see some impact from Comey.
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But some Democratic strategists warn such a play could backfire.
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Lebanese leaders and reckless Israeli officials, and American strategists who'd
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The firm, whose principals include several strategists close to Sen.
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That bold suggestion was immediately rejected by Senate Democratic strategists.
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Strategists in both parties say vulnerable incumbents such as Sen.
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The Rubio strategists learned this firsthand during the Republican primaries.
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Among sectors, technology remains a favorite pick for many strategists.
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To be sure, some strategists find advantages in consumer staples.
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Strategists are also optimistic about energy, health care and industrials.
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The implications are chilling, in the view of many strategists.
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But strategists are skeptical that will happen any time soon.
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Like investment strategists, epidemiologists are prone to egregious forecasting errors.
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Strategists and commentators on both sides of the aisle cringed.
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Providing details can come at a cost, many strategists argue.
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The decision left political strategists stunned and scrambling to react.
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But some GOP strategists have been unsparing with their criticism.
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But some strategists say she shouldn't cave to his request.
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Republican strategists and experts also agree that more is needed.
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Some strategists see Bloomberg siphoning off Biden supporters, helping Sanders.
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Many strategists credited the shift to Trump's campaign leadership overhaul.
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Strategists said the regulatory changes are part of the issue.
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WATCH: Strategists explain how economic fundamentals are supporting the market.
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Some strategists recommend that clients keep some extra cash ready.
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Strategists for both parties call him the favorite to win.
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Woo, unlike some other strategists, expects the dollar to rebound.
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Yet strategists say there's much more to it than that.
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Meanwhile, Democratic Party strategists are desperately trying to ensure Rep.
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Many investors and strategists see the market as potentially overextended and set to suffer from a possible rate hike, but it is the very prevalence of such views that have other strategists licking their chops.
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Other strategists were taking more of a wait and see approach.
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Mr. Kasich's more potent distinction, his strategists believe, is his optimism.
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Strategists say candidates cannot afford to neglect Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Republican strategists believe the Indian-American community can be won over.
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The strategists say it remains below the extreme danger zone, though.
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But strategists say GE has to clarify where it is going.
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Looking toward the fall, Clinton's strategists are both confident and wary.
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One day, Japanese strategists hope, India will also be more assertive.
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Strategists in Seoul talk of "uncertainty to the East"—meaning America.
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So, economists and strategists talked about interest rates, housing, construction areas.
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Republican strategists see that as bad news for the incumbent Sen.
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The circular firing squad among establishment-leaning Republicans baffles some strategists.
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But some strategists say investors are thinking differently about global trends.
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But strategists said sterling would be vulnerable over the coming weeks.
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Political strategists consider the Hamptons a fundraising gold mine for politicians.
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The strategists said they would cut their U.S. S&P 500 .
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Strategists said support from local investors was stronger in those countries.
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Strategists widely expect the Panama Papers to result in increased regulation.
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Despite the market's quiet climb higher, some strategists do see risks.
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Strategists worry about how to "heal the wounds" after the referendum.
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"Broader flow story is rotation... not massive redemptions," the strategists wrote.
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That's followed by sales managers, marketers, researchers, corporate strategists and consultants.
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The strategists also pointed to broader government support for the market.
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But strategists aren't counting out the possibility of intra-party battles.
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Global bond strategists broadly concur, tempering yet again their yield forecasts.
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JPMorgan strategists warned investors against chasing the rally in risky assets.
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But strategists say the Democratic primary is essentially a toss-up.
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The BofA strategists measure stocks against a number of macro factors.
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Other strategists agreed that investors are jumping to conclusions too quickly.
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Mr. Trump's divisiveness could bring back ticket splitting, Republican strategists said.
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Clinton's strategists were not ignoring the traditional broadcast and cable networks.
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Market strategists had been expecting profit growth for the S.&P.
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She has very smart, savvy strategists who know what they're doing.
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" Ledgett also raised concerns about what military strategists call "escalation dominance.
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While party strategists are glad to have the money that Mrs.
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Leading Democratic strategists say the news has caused some of Mrs.
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He influenced multiple generations of strategists in government, academe, and business.
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Indeed, many strategists in the poll said the Cboe Volatility Index .
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Ted Strickland (D), and strategists rate him a better candidate overall.
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Republican strategists believe impeachment will similarly resonate in Kentucky and Louisiana.
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All of which has been noted by Republican strategists with alarm.
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Strategists are weighing campaigns that could ultimately include advertisements and protests.
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Democratic strategists point to statistics they say demonstrate labor's continued influence.
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Trump strategists said the campaign would redouble its criticism of Mrs.
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Strategists say the problems Trump and Sanders now face were predictable.
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Strategists are split when it comes to growth and value investing.
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But they also are vulnerable to rising yields, the strategists note.
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Results can continue to increase even after growth peaks, strategists said.
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Democratic strategists believe the opioid issue can help them win votes.
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Democratic strategists said that was a good thing for the party.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, criticism that Republican strategists say will hurt her.
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Additionally, the strategists don't see a bear market on the horizon.
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Some strategists have advised Republican women to sit this year out.
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But very few Democratic strategists, from across the ideological spectrum, agree.
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Strategists expect the party to rally behind whoever becomes the nominee.
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Strategists across the party believe these skirmishes will only grow hotter.
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Strategists pointed to multiple reasons behind Friday's global surge in yields.
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Before Kushner, it was occupied by some of Obama's favored strategists.
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Bond strategists say there are several risk factors associated with it.
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The Trump spending spree has set off alarms among Democratic strategists.
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But Democratic and Republican strategists alike warn against extrapolating much further.
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Health care is another fertile area to consider, market strategists say.
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But also give these Trump strategists skepticism where it is due.
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Strategists think several Democrats could still break with their party: Reps.
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Evercore policy strategists said the announcement was unclear on intellectual property.
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The change was modest, and strategists dismissed it as being unintentional.
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But some Democratic strategists say the leaders have little to lose.
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GOP strategists and Capitol Hill aides were puzzled by it all.
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Few strategists cited valuations as a big concern at this point.
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Wall Street strategists use complicated models with several inputs to calculate their forecasts, ranging from price-earnings ratios to interest rates, not to mention the short-term headlines that cause strategists to change their forecasts frequently.
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Some Wall Street strategists have even gotten more aggressive about their expectations.
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Both Democratic and Republican strategists acknowledge that views on healthcare are complicated.
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Strategists said the secondary gilt market showed little reaction to the syndication.
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Golub has been among the most bullish equity strategists on Wall Street.
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Technical strategists are starting to take note of the refreshed momentum here.
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For the bullsish strategists, this year is a simple one to forecast.
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Recent history shows strategists have underestimated this bull market from the start.
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And strategists say the selling will get worse before it gets better.
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Republican strategists are worried about what this might mean in November's elections.
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This would represent a moderately bullish case for crude, the strategists noted.
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Some strategists have argued for an escape corridor to be left open.
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"Buy 'humiliation' in distressed EM and EU when triggered," BAML strategists wrote.
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Forty-six of 52 market strategists and analysts polled Jan. 31-Feb.
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Forty-six of 52 market strategists and analysts polled Jan. 31-Feb.
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As Citi strategists told clients on Monday, "Time is Up for Goldilocks".
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According to UBS strategists this gap has reached an eight-year high.
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Strategists expect the market to test another key momentum level Thursday morning.
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Warren's campaign and outside backers brushed off the fears of Democratic strategists.
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Many investors and strategists expect Fed rate hikes to boost the dollar.
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The median forecast of over 30 currency strategists polled Nov. 27.53-Dec.
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Mr Trump's strategists see fear-mongering over socialism as a winning strategy.
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So should you follow the strategists, or sprint in the opposite direction?
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But strategists are not expecting a similar blow-out this time around.
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Some Republican strategists thought the vote ensured his reelection a month later.
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Democratic strategists say that despite the demographic changes, Trump could still prevail.
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The strategists cite 5 reasons for the increase in yields going forward.
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With a pick up in growth, the strategists argue this will change.
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Nomura strategists however warned that this set of data is highly volatile.
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Look at the year-end targets for some of the major strategists.
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That seems off to the strategists at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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Strategists say Pence would have the hardest time emerging from Trump's shadow.
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Still, some strategists see meaningful upside on the horizon for the group.
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Morgan Stanley strategists also said the pound remained a buy on dips.
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The 48 respondents to the survey include fund managers, economists and strategists.
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In January, BAML strategists predicted a full-year return of 4%-5%.
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But this season at its start was packed with strategists and gamers.
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Political strategists are cautious about whether the Democratic star can get there.
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Strategists point to interest rate differentials and Fed policy as major drivers.
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Some strategists say that if he is nominated yields would move higher.
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These strategists say Democrats have an especially winning issue in health care.
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Strategists say Warren 'Medicare for All' plan could appeal to centrists Sen.
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THE LONG-TERM VIEW: Strategists are keeping their year-end targets intact.
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Some bond strategists say the Treasury market took a turn last week.
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Strategists and observers say voters with college degrees represent today's swing vote.
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But strategists at HSBC kept an "overweight" position on continental European equities.
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The midterm campaigns are a tryout of sorts for 22019, strategists say.
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Conservative strategists say they need to mobilize now to counteract these plans.
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"A delayed debt ceiling hike is still clearly possible," Goldman strategists wrote.
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Some strategists point out that the political environment is much different today.
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Some market strategists see Cohn as a candidate himself to replace Yellen.
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Strategists are split on whether the move higher in yields will endure.
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GOP strategists say there's a chance that Trump could still shift gears.
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"The chart pattern suggests history rhymes in late 2019," the strategists wrote.
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Republican strategists who have been skeptical of Trump were even more pointed.
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Other currency strategists urged investors to stay defensive on the British pound.
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But strategists say developments may force many women to rethink their priorities.
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The same could be said for the 2016 roster of errant strategists.
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Democratic strategists suggest that there's no easy way to deal with it.
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But according to the survey strategists think these fears might be overblown.
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Top Democratic strategists tell me they're poised to exploit this massive vulnerability.
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Some bond strategists expect to see the curve invert sometime next year.
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The "Halftime Report" surveyed 23 Wall Street strategists in the last week.
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For Europe, the strategists have low confidence for much of a rebound.
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Republican strategists may not wholly appreciate Mr. Trump's gift of Roe's reversal.
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The immediate outlook for fixed-income investments isn't wonderful, many strategists say.
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Prospecting for stocks in other countries is favored by some strategists now.
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We would hardly urge Democratic strategists to abandon Obama-to-Trump voters.
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This leaves Clinton with just a few choices, the Republican strategists said.
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The other 10 strategists said it would take two years or more.
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By 2020, many strategists say, the chances of a recession are mounting.
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Visual strategists from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory paid a visit as well.
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The survey of 42 economists, fund managers and strategists conducted last week.
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But there are some top GOP strategists who still see a path.
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" Wall Street strategists, for their part, practice "the art of the plausible.
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In Mexico, the median forecast of 14 strategists for the IPC index .
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Japanese demographics are strongly negative, a fact not lost on corporate strategists.
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Many strategists listed the event as a major risk to the market.
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The stock market&aposs record rally has unnerved some Wall Street strategists.
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Strategists said the comments on the yuan should not make much difference.
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But strategists say it's unlikely Trump will endorse any candidate before Tuesday.
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"Bond yields rule," said strategists at Morgan Stanley, led by Hans Redeker.
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But strategists said Britain's currency would be vulnerable in the coming weeks.
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Some strategists disagree, and say the last bull market was much longer.
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Trump strategists maintain the broader map is changing only at the margins.
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But strategists aren't counting on it — and are bracing for the worst.
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Political strategists are waiting to see if that contention unfolds on stage.
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Some strategists say the "breakthrough" in NAFTA negotiations may not benefit everyone.
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Strategists at Banco BTG Pactual SA said the benchmark Bovespa stock index .
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Her campaign and strategists declined to comment on the record about Patrick.
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I think it will force me and other strategists to probably reassess.
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Most Wall Street strategists expect the bull market to continue next year.
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Citi strategists said they had taken profits in Argentina, reducing their overweight.
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Strategists said he was an unorganized campaigner who failed to adequately fundraise.
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" Democratic strategists note Heller has voted to repeal Obamacare for years. "Sen.
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Beijing is the biggest shared worry among the four powers, strategists said.
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But the strategists tended to agree that her strongest moments came elsewhere.
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Republican strategists say that's the result of a strong, disciplined recruitment effort.
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Her year-end 2019 S&P target is shy of the median 3,000 forecast of 10 other equity strategists surveyed by CNBC, though more strategists are expected to issue forecasts in the coming week and could impact her ranking.
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Anne McElvoy speaks to strategists in Westminster about the practicalities of minority government.
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Republican strategists have hoped for months that Mr. Trump's lead was an illusion.
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Just a slight majority, 37 of 68 strategists, expect a significant dollar rally.
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Stocks have had violent reactions to results this quarter, Goldman Sachs strategists said.
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It's that low strategists say the market could retest in the near future.
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Still, some strategists argued she can't simply wait it out until Super Tuesday.
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Messaging on Trump doesn't do anything to move the needle, strategists there say.
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And two strategists see no reason to believe that a rebound is ahead.
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The recent spike for utilities has raised some eyebrows among investors and strategists.
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All of you are seen as these senior strategists and enormously talented people.
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Strategists said macroeconomic trends have also lined up to give value a boost.
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Beutler talks to two Republican strategists who've arrived at different conclusions about Trump.
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The strategists regard deep institutional changes as essential to revving up the economy.
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" To be sure, the strategists emphasized that the projections are "simplistic" and "hypothetical.
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But other strategists see the sell-off as more of a temporary event.
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Domestic institutions are effectively powerless to stand up to the President, strategists say.
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Strategists say a Clinton win would have meant a very different bond market.
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This will not stop party strategists from trying to weed crowded fields, though.
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Digital strategists note, however, that these Kamala backers could be mobilized even further.
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"EM assets have bounced on the dovish ECB," said strategists at Morgan Stanley.
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In a macro strategy report, UBS strategists praised the euro for its resilience.
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Mr. Nehlen, strategists in both parties agree, is clearly headed for another trouncing.
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Strategists point out that negotiations on both of those fronts are still ongoing.
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Strategists point out that negotiations on both of those fronts are still ongoing.
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Cumulative flows into the sector were showing signs of peaking, too, strategists said.
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In the last several months, several major Wall Street strategists have changed positions.
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Pollsters are including those voters in their samples, strategists on both sides said.
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What could sustain the risk rally is inflows to credit funds, strategists said.
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The Goldman strategists noted that these spreads typically react early to recession risks.
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BAML strategists also noted more than half the stocks in MSCI's world index .
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Some strategists say the low-volatility era can only end with a bang.
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The dollar is seen as the most overvalued since 2002, BAML strategists wrote.
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That is a move that bond strategists say could push interest rates higher.
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One of Wall Street's most veteran strategists wants investors to keep the faith.
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Still, currency strategists and traders say that in the days around Trump's Nov.
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Strategists at Nomura, however, have predicted the BoE will hike rates in August.
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Strategists at Goldman Sachs dubbed the U.S. election a "reset" for the currency.
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"The pound should remain driven by Brexit-related uncertainty," wrote Credit Agricole strategists.
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But more than anything, strategists said, it helps secure Trump's supporters for Trump.
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Their strategists suggest moving capital into two currently unloved areas of the market.
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Cohen reportedly joined strategists in 85033 planning for a possible Trump gubernatorial campaign.
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Manley and other political strategists expect a slugfest from the beginning this time.
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But, "that's what people thought about health care," one of the strategists said.
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Virginia strategists believe Wexton's experience in office can separate her from the pack.
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The Trump administration and Pentagon strategists are making plans to meet this challenge.
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The best strategists play towards people's feelings even more than towards their intellects.
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Some Australian strategists argue that we must do more to accommodate China's rise.
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Some GOP strategists, however, say Trump has reason to be angry with Sessions.
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Strategists in the state say Strange is well liked by the current administration.
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Strategists say Trump will be key to turning out Republican voters in November.
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Our strategists continue to favor OW periphery spread exposure, via 30y Italy vs.
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Strategists now fear the economy could slow while interest rates are still rising.
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But, despite their public celebrations, Republican strategists are surely unsettled by the result.
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Strategists say there's another factor at play in the bond market this week.
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According to strategists on both sides of the race, polling indicates that Mrs.
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For many Democratic strategists, the worst-case scenario is that which befell Sen.
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Republican campaign strategists, however, are warning the incumbents to walk a fine line.
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Credit Suisse's equity strategists said that many investors remained pessimistic about European equities.
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But some strategists say the political environment is much different this time around.
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We first identified energy companies that strategists say will benefit from Trump's policies.
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At these levels, some strategists recommend taking profits and moving to other plays.
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Five months into a Trump presidency, strategists are optimistic about the president's agenda.
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Strategists, on average, expect a 5 percent increase on the S&P 500.
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His unconventional tactics have confounded GOP leaders and strategists in Washington for months.
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Strategists say a bipartisan effort may be needed to raise the debt ceiling.
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Some strategists say the claims could easily jump to 1 million or more.
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Most strategists and analysts say this November's midterms will be determined by turnout.
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All four suddenly had to become political strategists and experts on governing America.
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After months of stock market declines, investment strategists are divided on appropriate responses.
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Still, many strategists say the outlook for the party is not all bad.
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A lot of Democratic strategists and officeholders are eager to clear the field.
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For Mexico, by contrast, strategists now estimate the S&P/BVM IPC index .
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This paper trail convinced some 2020 strategists that both candidates would be vulnerable.
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Strategists are also urging patience during this heightened volatility, cautioning against panic selling.
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"It's easy to fall off the cliff in credit," the Citigroup strategists wrote.
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Go deeper: Top strategists warn about stagflation risk as China trade tensions remain
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FX strategists at DBS, however, said prospects for a trade deal remained dim.
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Trump's approval rating has not fallen, and Republican strategists don't expect it to.
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Among Democratic strategists, there is excitement about the idea of an Oprah bid.
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Conservative activists and Republican strategists think there are several other factors at play.
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In 2017, Wilson was one of the most bullish strategists on Wall Street.
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DJI finishing 2020 at 29,400, based on a median forecast of 27 strategists.
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"If China stops buying Treasuries, the market could suffer," strategists at Jefferies said.
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GOP lawmakers and strategists think they have a winning message on tax reform.
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Strategists in general have been preaching the wisdom of tilting toward non-U.
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GOP strategists said the president simply can't afford another drop in the polls.
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Some political strategists say candidates should do their best to ignore the investigation.
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Wall Street strategists say the situation could get worse before it gets better.
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Strategists suggested the former vice president was seeing few returns on the platform.
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But strategists note the race is still fluid in terms of Latino voters.
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Some strategists argue that all nuclear systems should be off limits for cyberattack.
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Campaign strategists and consultants on the left and on the right weighed in.
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They're master strategists who leverage data to execute a vision and set priorities.
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We imagine the villains of history as cunning strategists, brilliant masterminds of horror.
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The strategists screened the Russell 213 for companies at risk of cutting payouts.
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Candidates, those strategists said, first ask for the Obamas -- Michelle, and then Barack.
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Some market strategists are unsure Tesla could thrive without Musk at the helm.
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I dread how a Tory victory would embolden Mr. Johnson and his strategists.
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Strategists say the level of the yield is not so much the problem.
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Some strategists see limited upside ahead after the commodity's significant rally this year.
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But allies and strategists do not expect Chao to resign over the controversy.
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That's a question party strategists are asking as the midterms enter the homestretch.
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More likely, Democratic strategists say: A prominent role in a future president's Cabinet.
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In the second group, several party strategists mentioned potential 2628 candidates like Sens.
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Many currency strategists say China would not use the remnimbi as a weapon.
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His proximity to the state is an advantage and disadvantage, said several strategists.
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Democratic strategists view the outspend-and-outlast strategy as highly unlikely to succeed.
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Some investors and strategists, such as Wall Street bank Morgan Stanley, remained cautious.
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It'd be a game-changer if they do, but Democratic strategists have their doubts.
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That is the scenario that would be most neutral for stocks, according to strategists.
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Going forward, strategists don't see any reason to get particularly excited about the investment.
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However, BlackRock strategists believe investors are overly cautious regarding political uncertainty throughout European Union.
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But market strategists said a strong earnings season could help investors overlook such concerns.
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The great run for high-yielding corporate debt may be ending, some strategists argue.
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The remaining 45 percent of the strategists were split between two years or more.
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Trump still trails Cruz on get-out-the-vote efforts, strategists and activists say.
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Bayerische Landesbank strategists expect yields to retest this year's lows of about 0.10 percent.
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Wall Street strategists' S&P targets range from 234,750 to 3,200 for year-end.
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Most strategists said the biggest risk to their forecasts was global monetary policy tightening.
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For now, Republican strategists here are resigned to Mr. Greitens's effect on the race.
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Still, strategists appear divided on what the rest of the year holds for earnings.
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Ten strategists said the risk was "little" and the remaining three said "hardly any".
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But strategists say the selling could have been even worse in the past week.
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Strategists from both parties have predicted the Democrats will win around 35 House seats.
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"Symbolic politics" was the game here, argued Brookings Institution strategists in a recent note.
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Now that level may be just a matter of time, according to some strategists.
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That has the potential to underpin revenue gains well into next year, strategists said.
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Strategists warn that one or two big shocks could wipe away months of profits.
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Equity strategists at Credit Suisse said that many investors remained pessimistic about European equities.
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Some strategists, however, are not worried about the longer term outlook for Japanese stocks.
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Strategists said they were keeping a close eye on clearing houses such as LCH.
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Our strategists suggest UST curve steepeners, real and nominal, and a lower US dollar.
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So far currency strategists and traders have opted to look on the bright side.
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It is BlackRock strategists' first outright positive reading on U.S. stocks since May 2016.
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Trump's negatives in the population-dense area are high, pollsters and Republican strategists say.
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Israel's political and military strategists should therefore consider fitting Russia into its gas puzzle.
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In the email, campaign strategists for Clinton discuss recommendations for oversampling in their polls.
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Citigroup energy strategists have targeted $22017 for year-end West Texas Intermediate crude prices.
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They need to find and hire the most talented social strategists in the market.
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They are supported by energy economists and strategists at some of the other banks.
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Still, most Democratic strategists expect Sanders to stay in the race for several months.
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Baseball fans are doomsday strategists; the Cubs are the solid shelter, the stuffed kit.
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Strategists said some of the technical factors should fade as the quarter end passes.
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At this point, even the most advanced strategists tend to stop plotting possible paths.
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In their place, Carusone observes, are lesser-known "Democratic strategists" or one-off guests.
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Strategists said Powell could favor raising rates slightly more than Yellen but not much.
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There are also districts where some strategists say the NRCC should be more involved.
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Political strategists from both sides of aisle see a Bloomberg candidacy ultimately hurting Biden.
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Some strategists say the market would respond if the ISM surprises to the upside.
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Commerzbank strategists said that was a big obstacle to passing the bill into law.
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But Democratic strategists worry that disappointment with Clinton could hurt turnout in the Nov.
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Clinton world strategists appear absolutely shaken, unsure and befuddled in their response to this.
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However, their networks of political allies, donors, strategists and ad makers are deeply involved.
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GOP strategists think Senate Republicans are right to ask Trump to be more positive.
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It's a problem for campaign strategists, but not much of a surprise for voters.
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The overall picture is an ominous one for the GOP, according to Republican strategists.
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That's the attitude exhibited by investors right now, according to strategists at Academy Securities.
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Strategists in a recent Reuters equity poll mostly viewed an election victory on Nov.
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Some strategists believe that a Taggart run would siphon away votes from Hyde-Smith.
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Strategists are looking to the wage gains in the report, expected at 103 percent.
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Strategists said the volatility in the market also has to do with yearend activity.
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But some strategists pointed to potential pitfalls that could interrupt or end the rally.
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The trade wars that we are now engaging in leave many global strategists puzzled.
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Strategists say the , which defied all expectations for a correction during the late summer.
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And according to the Street's top strategists, the run may be far from over.
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Gundlach was one of the only strategists to correctly forecast that Trump would win.
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Elsewhere, the strategists turned more cautious on their view on the outlook for equities.
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Democratic strategists liken this to the Tea Party takeover of the GOP in 2010.
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Some strategists decry the U.S. upgrade - and similar moves by Moscow - as dangerously destabilizing.
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To some degree, Wall Street economists and strategists are tasked with telling the future.
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The strategists said the move higher is essentially a "baby bear" market in bonds.
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First, Pentagon strategists have assumed 6900 percent growth in defense spending beyond fiscal 2628.
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When the dust clears, Bank of America's strategists plan to get back to basics.
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James Carville and Mary Matalin, the Democrat-and-Republican power-couple strategists, were there.
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Reaction: Veteran campaign strategists and consultants on the left and the right weighed in.
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Now, strategists are asking a question: If he couldn't do it, then who can?
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You talk with the navigator and strategists and discuss what sail to use next.
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Public and private polling in later years have showed similar patterns, political strategists said.
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And Republican strategists are currently advising candidates on how to Trumpify their own campaigns.
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As candidates, volunteers and strategists, women powered the party's gains in the 2018 midterms.
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He, too, has a federal PAC and has been hiring strategists with national experience.
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All are rated safe or nearly so by political strategists who study governors' races.
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But, by embracing a penalty as an advantage, they showed they were astute strategists.
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The Bank of America strategists, led by Savita Subramanian, noted that corrections are common.
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Based on a CNBC survey of 16 strategists, he's the Street's second-biggest bull.
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Reedy joins party strategists Mike Shields and Rob Simms in the senior adviser role.
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Twenty years ago But the case study of 1998 looms large for political strategists.
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Strategists have been pointing to trade as one of the biggest risks this year.
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Macro strategists at EFG Hermes "see a strong chance" of both nations being added.
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Strategists were mixed on what the top overall risk to the market might be.
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Strategists said it's not just hedge funds that will get burned by a haircut.
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This bemuses strategists and lawmakers, who do not understand his sense of perpetual grievance.
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The earnest, positive, pragmatic message of these two candidates should have Sanders' strategists concerned.
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There was little consensus on that, but political strategists thought several moments stood out.
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Unaligned strategists argue that, even now, there is a tendency to underestimate Sanders's position.
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But for the time being, strategists remained optimistic that this risk will be transitory.
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But some strategists fear he could do more harm than good for GOP candidates.
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Two Democratic strategists at the liberal Center for American Progress concede that he could.
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Military strategists, from Saladin to the Nazis, used mosquitoes as direct weapons of war.
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Bliss, 35, is emerging as one of his party's most closely watched young strategists.
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He also claimed to have coined the term "trust strategists" for public relations professionals.
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But for the best returns, strategists and portfolio managers have indicated they'll look elsewhere.
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Commerzbank strategists said Monday's volatility in sterling showed how difficult the Brexit negotiations remain.
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But Trump's allies and Republican strategists see a purpose beyond fundraising for trekking west.
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Strategists see the potential for further upside for the stock following its record month.
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Thus, UAW strategists went down the route of filing for a long shot election.
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He earned a reputation as one of the military's most gifted scholars and strategists.
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"We expect strong and broad-based growth to continue globally," wrote strategists at Barclays.
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Investment strategists can assign a negligibly low probability to the U.S.-EU trade war.
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Now, some elected GOP officials, donors and party strategists are questioning the RSLC's leadership.
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Still, strategists are skeptical China is really trying to send a message this way.
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Some strategists are concerned about the divergence between the U.S. and other global markets.
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Strategists expect emerging markets to remain under pressure when Asian markets open early Monday.
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Strategists inside multiple potential 2020 operations described active discussions on the big money conundrum.
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Republican strategists dismiss the notion that their Texas base shows any signs of cracking.
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And party strategists have pleaded with Democratic candidates for Congress not to join in.
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"US-DPRK detente suggests protectionism can remain at "bark" not "bite" stage," argued strategists.
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Moreover, the rally appears to be based more on hope than reality, strategists said.
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The strategists at Bank of America Merrill Lynch have crystallized this insight into an indicator, known as the "sell side consensus indicator," which uses the month-end recommended equity weightings of Wall Street strategists to forecast the 255-month returns of the .
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The BofA strategists had a bull case target of 2,700 on stocks for 2017, and a bear case of 1,600, but Subramanian said the strategists weighed other concerns when setting their target below current market levels and their model was more correct.
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In the Senate, Republican strategists said they believed they might lose two senators — Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska — while Democratic strategists said they also might lose two — Joe Manchin III of West Virginia and Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona.
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Republican strategists are encouraging their candidates to focus more on the economy in November's election.
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Brazilian strategists say that a dearth of military adversaries does not justify skimping on defence.
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But among the political strategists who supported Mr. Christie's presidential bid, there was palpable unease.
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The strategists said under a split Congress, there's an outside chance for additional fiscal stimulus.
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Some Republican strategists who oppose Trump have been calling for such a deal for weeks.
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Between Ahn and Lee however, strategists say the latter has a better shot at victory.
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Goldman Sachs strategists aren't buying into all the optimism surrounding the stock market in 2017.
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But for now, at least, a majority of strategists remain optimistic about fourth-quarter earnings.
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Software developers, creative directors, project managers, analysts and digital strategists are all encouraged to apply.
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But GE needs to continue to show results and too many questions remain, strategists say.
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Strategists have said the risks to the U.S. economy increase as the trade war escalates.
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" Strategists on Wall Street refer to bear markets that are shorter in duration as "cyclical.
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It has also reimbursed some Democratic strategists for expenses, including former Clinton adviser Adam Parkhomenko.
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Thirty-eight of 82 strategists said they were more bearish and 37 were more bullish.
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Candidates -- and especially the political strategists and consultants -- are always drawn to the new thing.
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Still, even some of the more optimistic strategists say a sector allocation shift is warranted.
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He apparently has a keen eye — as Trump's previous campaign strategists did not — on reality.
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One of Wall Street's most closely followed strategists has a message for investors: Stop worrying!
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Strategists from both parties think it'll come down to how suburban voters react to Trump.
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Some Republican strategists who oppose Trump have been calling for such a deal for weeks.
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ASPIRATION MESSAGE The secret of Morrison's success, lawmakers, election strategists and analysts say, was twofold.
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These developments led Bank of America strategists to cut their global rate outlook on Thursday.
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Chinese strategists have long suspected that America has secretly wanted to block their country's rise.
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Like Lakos-Bujas, other equity strategists remain skeptical about the longevity of the recent rally.
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Wall Street strategists were hopeful a deal would be reached in the nick of time.
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Goldman Sachs strategists said the minutes confirmed market expectations of a rate increase in December.
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Wall Street strategists woke up Friday morning to a new front in the trade war.
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A glitchy app, backed by well-connected Democratic strategists, exacerbated reporting inaccuracies across the state.
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But first, some strategists say the market may pause after two days of heady gains.
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Some Labour strategists believe the public would welcome a falling-out with the super-rich.
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Strategists also said the tensions around Iran were driving investors into the safety of gold.
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BOCWATCH Still, strategists expect the Bank of Canada to eventually adopt a more hawkish tone.
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"The bearish trend is your friend," wrote Societe Generale strategists in a note on Tuesday.
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Ohio is Exhibit A of where Republican strategists hope this reverse coattail phenomenon will happen.
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One point strategists are watching is 2.60 percent, as well as 2.75 and 2.80 percent.
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Bank of New York Mellon strategists warned that sterling's falls could be set to accelerate.
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The group includes investors and strategists from around BlackRock, which manages $6 trillion in assets.
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Mr Scharre interviews the engineers building autonomous weapons and the strategists preparing for their arrival.
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Strategists say the curve has to remain inverted for some time to reliably signal recession.
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Strategists said Powell was reaffirming the dovishness of the Fed's comments, following the June meeting.
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Ultimately, strategists are uncertain on whether the Philippine leader will follow through on his threats.
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And at some point, strategists say, it will discuss putting stocks on its buying list.
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Strategists also point to the differences in the way the market traded in each January.
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In all, Bank of America's strategists see all the fear as adding up to opportunity.
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Strategists at Goldman Sachs recommend investors cut exposure to insurance and travel sectors in Europe.
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We first identified industrial companies in the that strategists say will benefit from Trump's policies.
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That's why so many strategists see a trading range for the remainder of the year.
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Strategists at Brown Brothers Harriman don't expect Yellen to break new ground in her testimony.
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But he'll need to ramp up quickly and heavily, strategists say, to make up ground.
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But strategists familiar with the race say there are other polls showing a tighter race.
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Republican strategists were reportedly aghast that Trump would pivot from the Mueller story so quickly.
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Citigroup chief U.S. equities strategists Tobias Levkovich also notes a sour mood among major investors.
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Looking to international markets and finding refuge in bitcoin are two suggestions strategists are making.
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Strategists said a cash balance ahead of that average was a "buy" signal for equities.
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Rabobank strategists, for example, noted declining inflation expectations as a factor keeping yields sub-zero.
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JP Morgan foreign exchange strategists said they were confident of sterling weakness in coming months.
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This new reality changes the traditional rules of warfare -- both for defense strategists and businesses.
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"Europe could come more into focus in trade discussions going forward," Goldman Sachs strategists wrote.
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Engineers have a different type of devious mind from political strategists and online con men.
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To be sure, some strategists are less convinced that growth stock outperformance will continue indefinitely.
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Strategists say there are some big positives expected, like 100 percent deduction of capital expenditures.
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The strategists upgraded their recommendation on capital goods, chemicals, energy, and consumer durables (luxury goods).
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Yet Democratic strategists say it would be foolish to not take a Bloomberg candidacy seriously.
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Other Democratic strategists, as well as some outside observers, are less scathing of Biden's efforts.
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Still, Democratic strategists remain confident that California holds the key to a majority in November.
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Democratic strategists say the omnibus spending bill will beef up these incumbents' résumés for November.
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A variable rate would give the ECB leeway to raise rates moving forward, strategists said.
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The consensus among market strategists is for U.S. equity returns in the high single digits.
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Some strategists for the GOP, strongly identified with free trade since the Reagan era, disagree.
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Now, strategists say a summertime rally that brought indexes to new highs has lost steam.
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GOP strategists, however, warn that Ryan's fundraising may take a hit now that he's leaving.
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Both sides must appeal, party strategists said, to voters who backed both Trump and Finkenauer.
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The strategists also maintain their overweight on financials and underweight on utilities and consumer discretionary.
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Wal-Mart raising prices online shows how the retailer is different from Amazon, strategists say.
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After Donald Trump won the White House, even experienced political strategists hesitate to predict anything.
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The party's strategists and pollsters are urging candidates to focus more on Russia (The Hill).
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Still, some strategists say aligning with the president could be problematic for some candidates' campaigns.
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"It allows us to be the thinkers and strategists but also the makers," she said.
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Most well-regarded strategists are telling their clients to raise their weight in UK equities.
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For Republicans in close races, top strategists say, the issue is no longer in doubt.
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I pushed back at various political strategists: Surely the veep pick is a consequential moment?
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Strategists at the U.S. bank downgraded Next to a "sell" and M&S to "neutral".
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch strategists say latest flow data in the week of Oct.
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She will continue to be guided by her longtime strategists Sean Clegg and Ace Smith.
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Clinton needs to work on her weaknesses with young women of all races, strategists say.
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The strategists say watch the "summer pain trade" in oil, banks and the yield curve.
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JPMorgan's cross-asset strategists come away impressed when they survey the state of global markets.
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Strategists say the law affects mostly the most indebted companies in the high-yield market.
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Some strategists and portfolio managers are concerned the stock has run too far, too fast.
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Some strategists say the stock can continue to rise when it reports earnings Thursday afternoon.
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All three show promise for the rest of the year, according to some market strategists.
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Strategists said the volatility in the market also has to do with year-end activity.
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Morgan Stanley strategists predicted euro parity with the pound in the first quarter of 2018.
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Despite bitcoin's immense gain in popularity, Wall Street's top economists and market strategists remain unconvinced.
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Some Senate GOP strategists privately wonder if he began preparing for this race early enough.
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Note to progressive political strategists: Bong hits before strategy sessions are not a good idea.
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Other strategists, like Mizuho's Peter Chatwell, said the ESM sale caused the rise in yields.
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Strategists expect companies' profit growth to help justify lofty valuations and sustain gains in stocks.
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Some unaligned strategists broadly agree that a coming-together among Democrats is likely in November.
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The financials sector is the strategists' top pick for finding value in the fourth quarter.
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Deutsche Bank's Jim Reid is one of the most respected macroeconomic strategists on Wall Street.
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Michigan political strategists say there's a path for nonblack candidates like Tlaib in the race.
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However, some political financiers and strategists from both parties looked at Bannon's effort with skepticism.
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Sixty percent of strategists said financials is their top sector pick for the second half.
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That would change if Democrats took over, said lawmakers, aides from both parties and strategists.
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The strategists said there are three factors to consider about the rest of the year.
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And a majority of Wall Street's top strategists see no signs of a slowdown ahead.
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Three parties will decide this issue: Pentagon strategists, defense contractor executives, and members of Congress.
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Democratic politicians and strategists who act on these assumptions do so at their own risk.
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That's certainly the dominant perspective among most Democrats, including senior strategists inside the Biden campaign.
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Strategists and election analysts on Twitter couldn't quite agree on exactly how many districts — 114?
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Some Republican campaign strategists say they see the issue as not strongly benefiting either party.
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None of the strategists, however, believes that the market will end the year with losses.
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Strategists at Commonwealth Bank of Australia said the uptick in crude prices may not last.
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Strategists for Mr. Biden's rivals are already whispering about whether he has lost a step.
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Reaction: Veteran campaign strategists and consultants on the left and on the right weighed in.
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For a reality check on Apple's pricing, I spoke to financial experts and pricing strategists.
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Even before Harris' endorsement, Biden was aligning with many of her former donors and strategists.
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Political strategists said they were already getting calls from would-be candidates mulling their options.
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But Golub and other strategists say it's premature to expect a sustainable bounce back now.
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Lastly, McOrmond called on investment advisors and strategists to formalize their processes when serving clients.
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Saudi and Emirati strategists may not be intending to starve the Yemeni people into submission.
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The average price target for the S&P 303 among major market strategists is 230,29.
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Many strategists consider it a long-term trade-off that will outlast the Trump era.
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Democratic strategists say challengers need to tread carefully for fear of appearing to abet Trump.
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What they're saying: A flood of investment strategists and fund managers added their 2 cents.
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Morgan Stanley strategists said the lift from the dollar could help companies hit lofty targets.
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And some strategists see upside potential in these beaten-up names, should oil prices rise.
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However, strategists at Morgan Stanley have warned that euro strength could weigh on European earnings.
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Some analysts remain bullish, such as strategists with HSBC and Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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The campaign's refusal to engage this week has baffled rival campaigns and some Democratic strategists.
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The 2017 election had taught him and his strategists the value of the direct approach.
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For years, venture capitalists and tech strategists across Silicon Valley have admired Mark Zuckerberg's foresight.
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With Manafort falling out of the Trump family's favor, Conway began subtly undermining his strategists.
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BTIG recently unveiled the 13 stocks its strategists think have the most upside in 2020.
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One of the strategists said Mercer is seen as the "patron saint" of Cambridge Analytica.
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Republican strategists in the state said the suburban counties around Minneapolis would decide the election.
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Other strategists do as well, though the issue may take some time to catch on.
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That's the same factor GOP strategists had said would assure repeal-and-replacement of Obamacare.
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Ms. Le Pen's strategists are determined to remind voters that she is, indeed, a woman.
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Colas is one of the earliest Wall Street market strategists to begin writing about bitcoin.
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Citigroup strategists, in a note, said they are concerned stock pickers have become overly confident.
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The strategists said there is still upside in the rotation into cyclicals and value stocks.
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Strategists see both sides as interested in keeping the talks going and reaching a conclusion.
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The Federal Reserve may delay raising interest rates after Friday's soft economic data, strategists say.
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Strategists tracking the race thought that a turnout of 160,000 voters would be a lot.
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Morgan is one of the survey's 215 respondents, who include economists, fund managers and strategists.
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Morgan is one of the survey's 40 respondents, who include economists, fund managers and strategists.
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Investors and strategists also noted that small-caps have other factors playing in their favor.
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Experts and strategists agreed that Trump was able to secure some wins during the summit.
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That hasn't stopped GOP leadership and strategists from vocally nudging Rubio to change his mind.
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But political campaign strategists want Facebook to stand pat, Mike Isaac of the NYT reports.
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Already, GOP strategists say it has been a boon to their fundraising and candidate recruitment.
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But most campaigns and Democratic strategists are moving away from the ignore-the-brand view.
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A number of Republican strategists believe that was a mistake that has hurt his campaign.
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But, he pointed out, that's largely because strategists already know the platform rewards that approach.
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Democratic strategists and elected leaders described in interviews how lingering animosities may shape the race.
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That's typically what financial planners and investment strategists advise, because bonds provide steady income payments.
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According to the site, Myspace is currently comprised of 150 engineers, designers, writers, and strategists.
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Strategists said they were monitoring how the storm could end up impacting the congressional race.
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Party strategists in the state believe Democratic candidates need to portray a more moderate message.
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That's because Democratic and Republican strategists believe candidates have to tell their own positive stories.
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One of these strategists said he was already aware of "at least four" likely retirements.
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There are also "strategists" who, um… let's say they're more "ideas" warriors than "war" warriors.
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Some strategists said recent policy and market turbulence could lead companies to temper their views.
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And the most recent Quinnipiac Poll conducted February 2-5 should make Democratic strategists nervous.
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Team Clinton looks deeper -- and gets begrudging credit from GOP strategists Most Republican strategists are privately offering begrudging praise of the Clinton campaign of late, suggesting Clinton and her team -- as well as their allies -- have learned some key lessons from the GOP primary season.
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And polling by a group of Democratic strategists found a potential opportunity to sway the public still further: nearly a quarter of the respondents categorized by strategists as "impeachment skeptics" opposed the inquiry but were not ready to say that Mr. Trump did nothing wrong.
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Republican strategists have also seen the migrant caravan as a boost of enthusiasm to their base.
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But some strategists worry that cautious Democrats are not responding adequately to Republicans' foreboding immigration messages.
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"I think strategists on both sides are going to ... learn the wrong lessons now," Wilson said.
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Some strategists foresee stocks climbing even higher, despite the Federal Reserve's expected rate hike on Wednesday.
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But strategists at MRB Partners think investors might be overreacting to the moves in Treasury yields.
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That makes BofAML's estimate the third-highest among 22 strategists surveyed by CNBC in early February.
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But not all strategists agree with the dire warnings, though they do note some unusual behavior.
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Source: CFRA But Wall Street strategists say Congress would still have little power to make changes.
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Strategists at Citi have pointed to four U.S. stock strategies that break with a crowded consensus.
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Shanghai Composite index was the only exception, where strategists raised their outlook from three months ago.
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A key New Hampshire Democratic group invited him to the state to meet voters and strategists.
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The deal is important to both countries, so strategists expect there ultimately to be some agreement.
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Three sectors were of particular concern to Wall Street's top stock strategists: drugmakers, energy and financials.
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"The more 'Presidential' this speech comes across, the better the outcome for markets," the strategists wrote.
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Strategists at Deutsche Bank track various segments of institutional investors to track their stance toward stocks.
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But market strategists said that the market has gone too far in pricing out further hikes.
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Companies also still have excess cash of about $1.5 trillion, excluding financial companies, the strategists added.
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By year-end, Wall Street strategists expect the index to rise only 3 percent from here.
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Back then, a large majority of strategists were convinced the risks were more to the upside.
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Wall Street economists and strategists issued more forecasts Thursday incorporating expectations for another round of tariffs.
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The incident has set Australian policymakers and strategists talking about re-examining the relationship with America.
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And even longtime strategists are uncertain how, or even if, a contested convention would play out.
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Even with recent market jitters, many Wall Street strategists are still forecasting gains for the year.
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Some political strategists say the actions indicate that Republican state leadership is at risk in November.
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At least two equity strategists lowered their S&P 240 year-end target, citing heightened uncertainty.
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And even some prominent Democratic strategists worry privately that the billionaire developer could do it again.
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Many political strategists took to social media to share their disapproval for Trump's pick in November.
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Strategists widely agree that political discussions are the only way for members to reach a deal.
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Deutsche Bank strategists termed the report "as a bit of an escalation without being too dramatic".
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So the key may be to sell gold, at least for now, according to some strategists.
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"The implications for stock market pricing are potentially dramatic," S&P strategists said in a note.
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Instead of offering praise, Trump should be taking a tough stance against Sharif's administration, strategists say.
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Ultimately, strategists say, that shouldn't change the yen's long-term trajectory and the country's economic fundamentals.
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Mr McFate: Traditional strategists view war like an old-fashion lightbulb: it's either on or off.
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Republican strategists say that if they stay with Mr Trump he will be president until 2025.
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"Uncertainty about whether Catalonian parliament will meet on Monday persists," Commerzbank strategists said in a note.
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On the equity side, Chen at Insight Financial Strategists said he broadly diversifies his clients' assets.
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Republican strategists were divided about whether he could win the party's nomination without embracing retail politics.
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"This will affect a larger number of investors," UniCredit strategists said in a note on Monday.
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Strategists say, for now, global central banks will feed liquidity to markets slammed by trade worries.
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But strategists said this underperformance is nearly finished and some already prefer to own Canadian bonds.
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Bond funds drew inflows of $4.6 billion while equity funds lost $12.7 billion, BAML strategists said.
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Where Hispanic sentiment is more split, Republican strategists have been working especially hard to galvanize voters.
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The endorsement left some GOP strategists' heads spinning, especially those who want to see Trump stopped.
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Strategists point to the semiconductors as one of the more important groups leading the turnaround story.
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But today, expanding space enterprise is not foremost on the minds of Americans or military strategists.
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Deutsche Bank strategists said banks stood out as the main drivers of earnings growth so far.
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And some strategists say it isn't time for investors to cash in their chips just yet.
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Political strategists and academics tend to agree, however, that Trump's performance would be tough to repeat.
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"Last time asset performance ranked this way was in 2007," strategists noted, striking an ominous tone.
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Several Democratic strategists said they expect O'Malley's supporters to split about 60/40 in Sanders' favor.
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The survey of equity strategists highlights the reversal of fortunes this year for Latin American assets.
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Some Democratic strategists think a nine- or 6900-seat victory is not out of the question.
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Strategists were also split whether the current stock index level is expensive, fairly valued or cheap.
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HSBC strategists said a "no-deal" outcome would push the pound all the way to $1.10.
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J.P. Morgan global strategists studied investor positioning in a range of asset classes and stock sectors.
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But some strategists see further downside for the commodity, which could take these funds lower still.
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Strategists said the curve inversion does not necessarily mean a recession is coming but it could.
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But strategists say the old 'three hikes and a stumble' theory may not work this time.
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Most market strategists said the mark was more a technical or psychological level than anything else.
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But like the congressman, Dean zeroed in on the failures of the party's high level strategists.
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Morgan Stanley strategists say the dollar may remain under pressure as the threat of protectionism rises.
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Some Democratic strategists think Eastman ran her general election campaign too much like her primary bid.
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"Everyone is digging in for a long fight," Brown Brothers Harriman strategists said in a note.
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According to some strategists, the Fed's words are very likely to disrupt the market's recent quiescence.
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The separation of Trump's presidency and business interests is seen by many strategists as a vulnerability.
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By contrast, the IAF's headquarters is a hive of strategists and statisticians calculating campaigns and polls.
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"The more 'presidential' this speech comes across, the better the outcome for markets," the strategists wrote.
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"The pound remains highly sensitive to political events," wrote Rabobank strategists in a note to clients.
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In it, Podesta provides a list of attack lines the strategists discussed putting into a survey.
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But while progressives are celebrating their primary victories, Democratic strategists say the real work begins now.
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GOP strategists said it would be ideal for Trump's numbers to climb back near that threshold.
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Strategists — and even his primary opponents — acknowledge he's managed to turn an expected showdown between Rep.
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But Clinton didn't do as well with upscale whites as her strategists (and many pundits) expected.
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But the dictator's words must be taken with a pinch of salt, strategists have long warned.
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Some strategists say Rubio could perform well with Hispanics in some of the southern Texas districts.
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" J.P. Morgan global strategists said the stock market could suffer if the tech sector "stalls out.
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Diplomats and strategists of the WWII era were realists who comprehended the geopolitics of their time.
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Discontent with Mr. Trump runs deep among Republican strategists and staff members, particularly with younger ones.
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Toomey's hope that he can separate himself from Trump is not widely shared by Republican strategists.
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Republican strategists acknowledge that he helped himself by being the only Democrat to vote for Kavanaugh.
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"Euro/sterling still flirts with the 0.85 mark," wrote Commerzbank strategists in a note to clients.
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Amid the current war of words, the crisis has been stalled rather than resolved, strategists noted.
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But GOP strategists believe she has still shown enough support for Republicans' legislative agenda in Washington.
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Party strategists see winning these seats as key steps in their path back to majority control.
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Strategists on both sides say Nevada is emerging as the most important race in the country.
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Democratic activists and strategists have lauded O'Rourke for running one of 2018's most compelling campaigns.
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But Darling and other strategists say it's too soon to write off Trump as a loser.
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ING strategists said the latest moves by Mexico might prompt Trump to pull out of NAFTA.
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But the trend line has to concern Republican strategists charged with holding onto the House majority.
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Where the landmark encounter takes place is a crucial component of the summit, strategists told CNBC.
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FX strategists at Morgan Stanley also see the Fed's move as spelling trouble for the dollar.
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It's an old cliché that the Iranians, who invented the game of chess, are master strategists.
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One of Wall Street's top commodity strategists sees the latest OPEC meeting taking on renewed importance.
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Other strategists have pointed out that volatility has picked up across other asset classes, as well.
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On the Republican side, strategists say the topic simply doesn't resonate with the GOP primary base.
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Despite its 11 percent rise in November, some market strategists still aren't keen on the group.
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The 50-day moving average is a key technical level watched by technical analysts and strategists.
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Strategists also point out that the improving global economic outlook is a positive for stocks overall.
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Still, strategists and observers aren't discounting Sestak, a former admiral who's known as a fierce campaigner.
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The Cruz-Fiorina duo received a tepid reception, however, and strategists said it underscores his desperation.
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But antitrust specialists and Republican strategists say a Trump administration may not fulfill his campaign promises.
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The initial polls after Trump's latest controversy demonstrates the depth of his problems, say Republican strategists.
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Some strategists, however, have defended Warren's plan, including her latest call for a more gradual approach.
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If Democrats can finally win here, strategists say, they feel confident about taking back the House.
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"History suggests that breakouts from these ranges should be powerful," the strategists wrote in a note.
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To be sure, the strategists did note some risks to their estimates in the new year.
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Democratic strategists say it will be impossible for Republican candidates to inoculate themselves from Trump's unpopularity.
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Market strategists say the divergence within this key group could bode poorly for the broader market.
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Republican strategists said that the union endorsements for Portman signal that momentum is on his side.
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Rabobank strategists said the BOE's hands were broadly tied for now, given the ongoing Brexit negotiations.
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But even the strategists who were most hopeful for a boost from the reclassification sounded cautious.
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The show "starred" political strategists (and power couple) James Carville and Mary Matalin, who played themselves.
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Because, for years, many Republican strategists fed their base a daily diet of fear and loathing.
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Most strategists consider Moore a weak GOP candidate who was the only reason Jones could win.
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Whether Sun Tzu or Clausewitz, military strategists have long-warned against fighting a two-front war.
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And even some Republican strategists who have been critical of Trump cautioned against overstating his problems.
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Strategists are treating Drudge Report surveys as scientific endeavors while dismissing legitimate polls as Clintonian propaganda.
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Luther Strange in the primary, in line with McConnell, some White House strategists regretted that decision.
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With the European economic outlook strengthening, some strategists see further gains in the exchange-traded fund.
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Political strategists are mystified by Trump's approach, noting that Republican voters are hardly fans of Putin.
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The strategists still see a 9 percent climb in global equities over the next 12 months.
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"A lot of people imagine the worst," said Chen, a wealth strategist with Insight Financial Strategists.
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Many Democratic strategists are quick to call Sanders a risky pick to become the Democratic nominee.
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At the time, many political strategists thought it would diminish Reagan's re-election prospects in 242.
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The answer, party strategists realized, lay in the thorny questions raised by the civil rights revolution.
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When selecting his closest adviser, Mr. Trump could have chosen from among seasoned and wise strategists.
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Mr. Biden's face-off against Mr. Trump on Tuesday could have downsides, some Democratic strategists cautioned.
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With the U.S. market's recent losses, many strategists said stocks are fairly priced at current levels.
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Trump, his campaign managers and strategists confirmed their belief that free coverage helped Trump to victory.
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But the drastically reduced trading volatility, a condition sometimes called metastability, worries some Wall Street strategists.
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But some market strategists worry that the Fed has been trying too hard to please investors.
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They've been through 2008 and they're not being run by engineers, they have governance and strategists.
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Strategists say that if party leaders underscore that message, it will benefit the former vice president.
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Strategists are gaming out how the lack of in-person campaigning might affect Trump and Biden.
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The Times asked some of the strategists and candidates behind these wins to break them down.
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Other strategists say the market needs to see a retest before a bottom can be called.
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The strategists have more experience with this kind of thing than newspaper editors or journalism professors.
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In Brazil, strategists expect the Bovespa to rise an extra 13% in 2020, reaching 130,000 points.
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By 1959, a team of Democratic strategists was developing a secret plan known as Project Macroscope.
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Democratic Party strategists of 1984 and 1988 still saw him as a vessel for future-oriented
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Saying that it is "settled law," as some conservatives concede, is not enough, the strategists say.
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Strategists can make the case for Ohio, Pennsylvania and Nevada to go in almost any order.
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All of this illustrates the far-reaching power of the major social platforms, digital strategists say.
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Still, Scott's candidacy will stretch Senate Democratic strategists in ways they would rather not be stretched.
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But, but, but: Analysts and some Democratic strategists say Trump's team may be underestimating Warren's potency.
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Strategists say there's a chance the BOJ could signal a change in the range is coming.
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Many strategists remain optimistic for sterling should the UK make more progress towards a Brexit deal.
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The dollar index is on a two-week losing streak, and some strategists expect further downside.
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China is another major wild card for investors, according to Sonders and other strategists at Schwab.
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The Hill interviewed more than a half-dozen Republican strategists and political operatives for this story.
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Some strategists believe the run could continue for these names in the Asian-market exposed space.
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But strategists at MRB Partners think the dollar's rally should lose steam in the near future.
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Citigroup is one of the lone holdouts, keeping audio interviews with its strategists on its websites.
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Republican strategists say the driver of the tax plan's increased popularity has been the business community.
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Financial firm BTIG has named the best stock-market opportunities its strategists have identified for 2020.
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This isn't the first time Democratic strategists have tried to play a game of caucus chess.
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The word popped up during most of Business Insider&aposs conversations with executives, investors, and strategists.
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The strategists looked to the S&P 500 for nonfinancial companies that could boost their payouts.
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The strategists also looked at the S&P 500 for companies that consistently raise their dividends.
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Now studios increasingly hired freelance strategists to work on everything from advertising to the ground game.
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Strategists expect the Fed has been watching tensions in the Middle East and now the coronavirus.
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Bond market strategists had expected a more gradual rise in bond yields, which move opposite price.
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Strategists expect the two markets to ultimately find an equilibrium but not without more sharp swings.
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Bond funds drew inflows of $4.6 billion while equity funds lost $12.7 billion , BAML strategists said.
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Half the strategists have targets of 3,000 or more, and the highest is 2500,23 at UBS.
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Many strategists expect the Fed to turn the open market operation into a permanent repo facility.
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He is hiring hundreds of staffers, including top political strategists, and opening offices in key states.
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Strategists said the impeachment efforts against Trump may ultimately not have a negative impact on stocks.
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But within this framework, fixed-income strategists advise investors to err on the side of caution.
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Other GOP strategists also said it's the beginning of a tough political chapter for their party.
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Schumer and allied strategists will have to decide whether to focus more on defense or offense.
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Strategists at Rabobank said in a note Friday that the recent numbers could prove short-lived.
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Many political strategists compare him to any other politician who dreams about being president one day.
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GOP strategists who support Hyde-Smith defended Trump's reluctance to pick sides in the special election.
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But Citi's rate strategists lowered their 10-year gilt yield forecast to 0.9 percent on Friday.
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Strategists say the fear is that trade skirmishes will stall business decisions and weight on sentiment.
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Some strategists say that process could spook the market if it causes interest rates to rise.
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One of the NDP's top strategists back then recalls the shock felt by some victorious candidates.
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The BAML strategists note that 88% of fallen angels have remained in the Double B space.
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Goldman Sachs strategists said emerging market rates can continue to benefit, even during a growth shock.
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Trump, his campaign managers, and strategists confirmed their belief that free coverage helped Trump to victory.
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Strategists said Friday's robust jobs data gave investors heightened confidence that the U.S. economy remained strong.
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The new J.P. Morgan target represents one of the most bullish market projections published by a major brokerage, though most of the strategists tracked by CNBC issue year-end targets instead of 12-month outlooks, which could impact how much strategists expect the markets to move.
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That has reassured those Australian strategists who worry that Papua New Guinea is slipping into China's orbit.
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Strategists say the market has become less sensitive to developments in the investigation than it was initially.
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We first identified S&P 500 members in industries that strategists say will benefit from Trump's policies.
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Deutsche Bank strategists termed the Treasury report "as a bit of an escalation without being too dramatic."
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DAY 7: TEAM TAKES SHAPE Rumors are swirling and strategists are squabbling over Trump's possible cabinet picks.
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And for now, some strategists are on the alert for a near-term pullback in the market.
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Two top strategists believe there's value to be found in the FAANG names heading into 2019. TradingAnalysis.
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The longer-run rate is 1.8 percent, and strategists are watching to see if that forecast changes.
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Several strategists said the expected policy tightening by the Reserve Bank of India would help the rupee.
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But despite this near-term weakness, some strategists say the longer-term trend is a bullish one.
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Political strategists say they run on similar policies, suggesting a tight race ahead of Tuesday's primary runoff.
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Meanwhile, traders and strategists also pointed to factors encouraging U.S. dollar strength in analyzing Monday morning's movements.
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Strategists also lowered their outlooks compared to three months ago, when almost everyone missed the recent rout.
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Reddit also employs a team of strategists to help brands figure out ways to monetize the site.
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It may seem small, but like the best Survivor strategists, it's buried its microscopic hooks into everybody.
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Both The Red Woman and the Spider have been long-game strategists with endless machinations in play.
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The euro is expected to ease a bit further, according to a Reuters poll of currency strategists.
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Some strategists expect to see the 10-year at a new record of 1.25% by year end.
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But Wall Street strategists are expecting much lower returns this year of just about 4% or 5%.
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But not all market strategists see biotech as a sure-fire breakout, especially heading into election season.
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Some political strategists struggled to come up with a winning approach to handling the question of Mrs.
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I talked to all kinds of people — troll farm workers, digital strategists, people who helped organized Brexit.
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The next target level for the euro was an August 2015 high at $1.17150, according to strategists.
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Many strategists are suggesting this market break is one to be bought, if only for a trade.
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First, Rubio's strategists believe that the conventional wisdom about this being a two-man race is wrong.
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Democratic strategists will be relieved to have at least one target who conforms to the traditional playbook.
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Many strategists do not believe the Fed's move to cut rates is a response to the president.
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Many market strategists are bracing for a pullback in stocks with the market already up so much.
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Previous surveys have indicated that at least 70 percent of Wall Street strategists expect a Clinton win.
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Chinese strategists urge Westerners to understand that their country's maritime rise is also guided by deep insecurity.
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Credit Agricole strategists said there was limited potential for a surprise in Friday's revised UK GDP numbers.
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Political strategists say it's smart for Nixon to have come out of the gate swinging at Gov.
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HSBC strategists say the prospects of a "no-deal" outcome would see the pound fall to $1.10.
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"The positive economic development as well as price pressure is making rate hikes necessary," Commerzbank strategists said.
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Political strategists widely believed both were removed from their respective posts for being too critical of Najib.
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Now, as Chinese might grows, Indian strategists worry that the north-east is becoming ever more imperilled.
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The low yields are reflecting heightened worries about global recession but not necessarily a recession, said strategists.
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Strategists like to identify the likeliest voters on both sides to tailor their messaging and tactics accordingly.
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For years, our leaders chose to ignore the warnings of our best scientists and top military strategists.
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But Wall Street strategists warned that the passing of an infrastructure bill would be a long shot.
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The group has been remarkably disciplined about targeting close races its strategists know Republican candidates can win.
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Some strategists — including Miller Tabak's Matt Maley — say the stock may have run too far, too fast.
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Shares are seen bouncing back on strong corporate earnings and global growth, the poll of strategists showed.
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Bond market strategists are watching stocks warily, since a breakdown in equities would drive buyers into Treasurys.
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"Markets starting to price in recession, but policymakers yet to price in recession," argued the BAML strategists.
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Wall Street strategists have muted expectations for market gains, though some have raised their price targets recently.
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Senior Republican strategists have been cautioning party stalwarts not to feel too good about the four holds.
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Strategists say Kim is testing President Donald Trump, who has signaled a tough stance on the nation.
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Democratic strategists think Murphy can make up ground with the party base over the next two months.
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The strategists note that significant market drawdowns began once the yield curve starts steepening, after being inverted.
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That view was shared by Morgan Stanley strategists who said the pound remained a buy on dips.
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Some strategists say the pause is not only appropriate, but could actually be beneficial for the rally.
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But currency strategists have tended to underestimate lira weakness, suggesting the consensus view could prove too optimistic.
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Pagano is another of the middling mass of coaches I'd classify as good leaders but poor strategists.
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But currencies have recovered since then, and strategists have upgraded their views in recent monthly Reuters polls.
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Hyde-Smith will now need those McDaniel voters to turn out for her on Tuesday, strategists said.
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The group is limiting its work to Kentucky for now, but strategists say it has bigger ambitions.
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Some Wall Street strategists are warning clients that a broader shift could be coming in the market.
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Democratic strategists, however, believe the larger picture is one that will turbocharge female turnout in the midterms.
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EDT: Republican strategists Rob Stutzman and Todd Harris join the Sidewire app to discuss the Republican convention.
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Other possible vice presidential candidates in the Senate cited by GOP strategists are Rubio, Cruz and Sen.
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Both Democratic and Republican strategists are preparing for a potential vacancy on the court, CNBC has reported.
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Democratic strategists are increasingly concerned about the impact Facebook's policy will have on the 2020 election cycle.
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That has some party strategists worried that persistent turnout trouble will plague them over the long run.
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Republican strategists say a five-point Clinton victory in these states is survivable for down-ballot candidates.
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Strategists anticipated such a development after Pyongyang began testing submarine-launched ballistic missiles, or SLBMs, last year.
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Some strategists did cite reduced profit growth forecasts as one of the reasons stocks sold off recently.
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Political strategists have paid a lot of attention to the consequences of impeaching him in the House.
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Some market strategists believe Cohn could be his own candidate for the position, the publication speculated Wednesday.
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An antitrust specialist with Qualcomm as a client left, not three strategists whose clients also included Viacom.
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Like Fed officials on interest rates, strategists are divided when it comes to the bond market's direction.
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In talking to party strategists in Washington and battleground states — mainly Democrats — there are two critical variables.
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Away from the hoopla of the Wells Fargo, Democratic officials and strategists say it's a major concern.
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"History suggests that breakouts from these ranges should be powerful," the BofA strategists wrote in a note.
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Upward of three dozen top donors attended the gathering, along with senior Republican Party officials and strategists.
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Strategists watching the race say a win this weekend will come down to each side's whip operation.
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John McCain, and others -- are no random acts of emotion, conservative pundits and campaign strategists told CNN.
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Only in Democratic strategists' dreams do voters want to see more illegal immigrants competing for American jobs.
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During the campaign, he expressed his distrust of scientists, military strategists, university professors, diplomats, and intelligence officers.
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Republican strategists are worried their House majority is increasingly endangered by weak top-of-the-ticket candidates.
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In a note to clients, however, strategists at Citibank said the dollar rally would not last long.
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And some strategists are forecasting further downside ahead for the sector that's tethered closely to oil prices.
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Until Mr. Trump's actions and intentions are clearer, many strategists have simply decided to wait and see.
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And right now, strategists in both parties tell us they expect them to gain 20 to 35.
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For the moment, few Republican strategists believe that Ms. Haley is inclined to run against Mr. Trump.
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Don't panic If market strategists can agree on anything in these volatile times, it's not to panic.
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Strategists in both parties already expected a close result there with a slow process of tabulating votes.
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Democrats, the strategists who prepared the memo advised, could neutralize the attacks if they responded head-on.
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The most prominent awards strategists — Tony Angelotti, Cynthia Swartz, Lisa Taback — worked closely with him for years.
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I have frequently heard the phrase about not speaking "their" language from academics, journalists and political strategists.
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Democratic strategists should recognize that Obama-to-Trump voters do not represent the future of their party.
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Still, market strategists said that many other indicators continue to show that the US economy remains healthy.
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To many Democratic strategists, invading Trump's safe cable space is an underutilized way to provoke the president.
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Ms. Harris's strategists have also conducted internal polling that they say shows backing from older black women.
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That agrees with the findings in a separate Reuters poll of bond strategists published earlier on Friday.
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But black leaders and strategists are divided over whether that backing will endure over the next year.
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"Probably one of the most politically brilliant strategists I've ever worked with," he said of Mr. Manafort.
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Other strategists said that awards hopefuls should adhere to one of Hollywood's oldest saws: remember your audience.
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Company CEOs and workplace strategists say implementing new collaboration tech among teams helps them work better together.
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The poll showed the Dow finishing 2019 at 26,007, according to the median forecast of 26 strategists.
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The Fed's new facility should help, but strategists have been saying there needs to be more action.
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There was little consensus on who won or lost, but political strategists thought several moments stood out.
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Iran, too, is not the same challenge that American strategists grappled with during the heyday of containment.
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" But as Maurer also notes, "Millennials are the politicians, decision-makers, strategists, and opinion-makers of tomorrow.
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Along with Arizona, Republican strategists agree, North Carolina will most closely track with the presidential results there.
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Traditionally, royal strategists have decreed that royals should cultivate as much distance as possible from the public.
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Mr. Trump's strategists understand that filling Justice Scalia's seat is not as significant as replacing Justice Kennedy.
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But failure to ask the right questions, in the right ways, can lead analysts and strategists astray.
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No, these strategists insist, the billionaire media titan and philanthropist is not crazy, and neither are they.
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However, only three strategists forecast the index at or above 5003,000, a line not crossed since 2014.
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Still, strategists worry that damage from future high-profile allegations could drag down other candidates in 2018.
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The firm sent 14 strategists to four cities for two weeks each: Memphis, Indianapolis, Milwaukee and Phoenix.
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DOLLAR: The U.S. dollar is likely to remain strong this year, Reuters polling of FX strategists found.
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But economics, strategists and Trump administration officials alike say there is no clear endgame to the confrontation.
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Some analysts and strategists have been urging clients to move more of their portfolio into international stocks.
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Cruz's decision to name Fiorina as his running mate won mixed reviews from political pundits and strategists.
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But some strategists believe that Warren's gain in the polls is also contributing to this investor angst.
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The strategists also screened the S&P 500, aside from financials, for companies that could initiate dividends.
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While strategists agree the bull market is not over, they don't know what will ultimately kill it.
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Stock strategists Friday said the stock market would not stop shaking out until bond yields stop rising.
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The United States was the most favored equity region for a second month running, BAML strategists said.
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Morgan Stanley's strategists kept an "underweight" position on European stocks, due partly to the impact from Brexit.
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"This suggests a wide array of opportunities to differentiate between cheap and expensive stocks," the strategists wrote.
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According to the Lincoln Project's website, its advisers also include three other current and former GOP strategists.
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Democratic strategists across the party's ideological spectrum acknowledge that taking on Biden will require some deft maneuvering.
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" We expect the Fed to keep rates on hold at Wednesday's meeting," strategists at TD Securities said.
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Some strategists expect to see a continued reallocation from pension funds, which set their allocations in January.
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Strategists said they do not believe it is a credit problem, but more of a cash shortage.
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Privately, Democratic strategists say they fear their candidates in several key races are failing to reach Latinos.
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As Wall Street strategists intensify warnings about a looming market pullback, corporate insiders aren't showing any fear.
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But strategists note it's tough for someone outside of the Phoenix area to mount a statewide bid.
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Strategists and traders have pointed to several factors as a catalyst for the market's recent sell-off.
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BAML strategists pointed to slowing flows and hesitant price action in credit markets as signs of strain.
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It's not clear whether the administration will proceed with the threat, but some strategists believe it could.
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Maybe that's hard to swallow in hyper-interventionist Washington, but it's something sober strategists must seriously consider.
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"Against a background of stable economic data, these could present prolonged value opportunities," the Neuberger strategists added.
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Many strategists and political observers predicted Lesko would win by at least a high single-digit margin.
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And strategists think it's only a matter of time before this becomes de rigueur in presidential politics.
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The next target level for the euro was an August 0.78753 high at $1.17150, according to strategists.
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And some strategists are forecasting further upside for the asset typically seen as a safe-haven play.
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Additionally, Unite the Country is employing a three Democratic strategists: Amanda Loveday, Steve Schale and Julianna Smoot.
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Here's what five of them — two economists, two strategists and one investment chief — see ahead for stocks.
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He responded with a decidedly uneven performance that unintentionally highlighted a disingenuous claim of his campaign strategists.
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Deterring conflict in the future would be impossible if strategists were blind to the competition, he maintained.
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Bill Hyers and Matt McLaughlin are a team of strategists who make political ads for progressive candidates.
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Strategists said the current risk-on trade will be put to the test in the coming weeks.
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Investors may be reluctant to push stocks higher without a fresh catalyst for support, some strategists said.
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For one, they feared that Lewandowski was a hindrance to enlisting experienced, veteran strategists to join the campaign.
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The charts demonstrate an issue that experts and political strategists have repeatedly raised to me in the past.
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If the talks show no signs of progress, strategists said it could be a major negative for stocks.
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The best campaign strategists have long known that appearing as a relative outsider is a very good thing.
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Top strategists at some big banks had been getting more pessimistic on earnings heading into the new year.
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And some equity strategists see even more room to run for the iShares MSCI Brazil Capped ETF (EWZ).
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Once investors realize that policy changes won't be felt quickly, the strategists said, markets will have to adjust.
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Despite signs of a possible stabilisation in British politics, Goldman Sachs' strategists kept a "neutral" view on equities.
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But strategists on Tuesday said they were reassured by expectations the Fed would tighten borrowing costs only gradually.
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While acknowledging some economic headwinds in the coming years, the bank's equity strategists see fundamentals still underpinning values.
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"We think the long-term uptrend remains intact," wrote UBS Wealth Management strategists in a note to clients.
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As fear continues to rise, several Wall Street strategists are warning that the worst is yet to come.
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That includes over 50% of strategists who predict the dollar's reign to continue for more than a year.
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It is only a step from there to a neutral Korean peninsula, an old idea strategists are reviving.
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A third of the 27 respondents, who include fund managers, economists and strategists, forecast a 200 rate cut.
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A third of the 563 respondents, who include fund managers, economists and strategists, forecast a 2020 rate cut.
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As a global economic slowdown sets in, strategists sound increasingly cautious as they dig in for more volatility.
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But Duterte was yet to present a concrete stance on serious issues such as economic reforms, strategists said.
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That might not seem like very much information, but those small details help political strategists in big ways.
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Democratic strategists also see the district's changing demographics as slowly pushing the electorate in the Democratic party's favor.
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Late Monday, Yepsen captured the anxious feelings of many activists and strategists: "RIP caucuses," he wrote on Twitter.
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This disbelief freaked out Republican strategists who want their voters to be panicked enough to vote in November.
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Leading Democratic strategists are worried Sanders, a candidate perceived as too far left, can't win a general election.
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Of the 48 respondents, including economists, fund managers and strategists, just 613 percent believe Donald Trump will win.
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Much of the blame rests with Sir Lynton Crosby, one of a team of strategists advising Mrs May.
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But while tensions have flared up, strategists still expect the two sides to strike a trade deal eventually.
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Even before the EU referendum, strategists had talked of building a reliable "core vote" among internationalist young urbanites.
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Strategists say the reversal of the bond market trade could be disorderly and painful if it happens quickly.
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The sudden change in sentiment could cause some investors to move to cash as well, some strategists said.
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Many party strategists and activists have clamored for the 2020 Democratic field — and debate stage — to be culled.
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"Fasten your seatbelt and don't hold your breath," Bank of America strategists wrote in a note this week.
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Policy strategists do expect Congress to try to stop Trump from moving on Mexico, using an emergency declaration.
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Some GOP strategists in Alabama suggested that if Sessions runs, Byrne donors and supporters could switch their allegiances.
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Two market strategists tell CNBC's "Power Lunch" the worst may not be over and better opportunities are overseas.
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That makes December its best and probably only chance for a rate hike this year, some strategists said.
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The source said that Bloom and other currency strategists would continue to meet clients and write regular research.
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Those issues, according to Goldman Sachs strategists, will be paramount for company officials to address on earnings calls.
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REUTERS POLL-ERA OF LOW SOVEREIGN BOND YIELDS HAS AT LEAST TWO YEARS TO RUN -FIXED INCOME STRATEGISTS
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Nonkinetic weapons can be very effective in war, and cunning strategists can weaponize almost anything, including refugee waves.
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Strategists said some of the weakness — and rise in rates — had to do with November meeting next week.
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UBS currency strategists wrote in a note to clients on Monday that sterling was "torn between two forces".
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Indian policy strategists have long cautioned against the idea of changing terms of engagement with China and Pakistan.
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Joe Garcia, in one the districts party strategists have the highest hopes for in defeating a Republican incumbent.
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The dollar's rebound is unlikely to be sustainable, according to a Reuters poll of strategists published on Thursday.
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Though the pound recovered from the early lows, some strategists believed the currency faced a bumpy ride ahead.
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His strategists, meanwhile, argue the term socialist has lost its sting, weakened by Republicans' overuse of the phrase.
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