A look at the current market with comments from Acom Tokyo Securities Ltd.
(1888PressRelease) May 20, 2016 - One thing that is apparent on Wall Street this year is that there is different opinion amongst the big firms. Some are still extremely aggressive and recommend selling into each rally instantly.
Others are much more positive and point to the fundamentally strong news that continues to emerge. With the dollar's quality subsiding and the economy developing, though gradually, some companies are staying positive on the economic business sector.
(Richard Sharpe, Co-Head of Global Mergers & Acquisitions at Acom Tokyo Securities put forth the theory that history lets us know that decreases in common buyer markets like we have seen twice in the previous nine months are shallow, and the bounce backs are frequently effective and well supported. The report indicates dollar shortcomings as a positive for stocks, particularly cyclicals, some of which have a huge rate of sales outside the US. Above all, they say not to sell, but rather to include shares on market downward fluctuations.
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A look at the current market with comments from Acom Tokyo Securities Ltd. 
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