Jordan Kahn, CFA, is the President and CIO of KAM Advisors, a Beverly Hills, Calif., money manager. He previously was a managing partner with Beverly Investment Advisors. He also writes a daily blog called In The Money.
Mr. Kahn holds a master’s in financial markets and trading from the Stuart School of Business at the Illinois Institute of Technology and a bachelor’s degree in economics and finance from the University of Colorado.
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Jordan’s latest columns:
Markets are in rally mode in early trading, following Friday’s nice gains and more geopolitical news of another ceasefire in Gaza as well as a request for a cease fire from Pro-Russian separatists in Ukraine. In earnings news, Priceline (NASDAQ:PCLN) beat estimates but offered mixed guidance. Nonetheless the stock is trading higher currently and looks […]
Markets started off the session with a little bounce after last week’s selloff, but have since faded and given up those early gains. Of course, it’s still early in the day so we could see a late day bounce as markets are now pretty oversold. There isn’t much in the way of corporate news […]
Stocks are lower out of the gate in early trading as fears from last week resurface after taking a breather on Friday. Geopolitical concerns are on the rise as the conflict with Israel and Hamas heats up. And there are talks of further sanctions on Russia. In corporate news, YUM and MCD are lower after […]
The markets are starting out the week on a positive note after finishing lower last week. The S&P 500 only pulled back less than 1% last week. So it will be interesting to see if it can best its recent highs near 1985. Some folks have started talking about the big round number at 2000 […]
Stocks are roughly flat in early trading, having started out a little in the red but then got a boost from the housing data that was released. Pending home sales for May rose 6.1%, much better than expected. This seemed to offset the Chicago PMI data that was released earlier this morning and showed a […]
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