Tony Nash, Founder of Complete Intelligence, joins Andrea Heng and Hairianto Diman on CNA938’s Open For Business to break down today’s biggest market movers. In this episode, Tony provides his expert analysis on the implications of the TikTok US deal, US inflation and Fed expectations, & the Bank of Japan’s latest interest rate moves, offering a look ahead for global investors.
As the year comes to a close, the selling on AI stocks remains unabated. We ask Tony Nash, if it’s time to sell tech names that have benefitted from this theme. We also ask about the outlook of oil for 2026 and if this commodity’s fortune can be reversed.
On this episode of Market Watch, Tony Nash, CEO of Complete Intelligence, joins the show to analyze recent US ADP employment data, ISM PMI results and the impact of the US government shutdown.
On this episode of Market Watch, Tony Nash, CEO of Complete Intelligence, joins the show to analyze recent US ADP employment data, ISM PMI results and the impact of the US government shutdown.
On this episode of Market Watch, Tony Nash, CEO of Complete Intelligence, joins the show to analyze recent US ADP employment data, ISM PMI results and the impact of the US government shutdown.
On this episode of Market Watch, Tony Nash, CEO of Complete Intelligence, joins the show to analyze recent market volatility. Topics include Wall Street’s negative reaction as Q3 earnings season kicks off and the significant 6% drop in gold prices following its recent all-time highs. Tune in for insights on these price movements and potential opportunities.
Hairianto Diman and Syahida Othman speak with Tony Nash, Founder & CEO, Complete Intelligence
Tony Nash, CEO of Complete Intelligence, expects the US Feds to implement two more rate cuts before the end of the year. He cautions investors to be prudent when investing in AI technology stocks, noting that intracompany investments among these firms could lead to double-counted revenues.
The September rally in U.S. equities highlights the resilience of American markets despite economic uncertainties. Tony Nash explains why investor confidence remains strong, the factors driving stock performance, and whether this momentum can carry through the rest of the year.
US equity valuations may appear stretched, but the rally could still have room to run depending on how many times the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates.
