Insights

Quint sat down with Bloomberg to discuss the current selloff and the possibility of a year-end, oversold rally.      

Quint sat down with the folks at Nightly Business Report on PBS to discuss the current environment  and how important it  is to act with a ‘plan’ not on panic  or emotion.    

Quint sat down with the folks from CNBC and legendary floor traders, John Corpina and Jack Bouroudjian to discuss the current environment. Clearly they are seeing something different than we are. Expect a small rally within the next few weeks: Expert from CNBC.

Quint sits down with the folks of CNBC to discuss the current drop in tech, specifically the FAANG stocks. Buying the dip in tech is ‘very dangerous,’ expert says from CNBC.

10/31/18 Joule CIO Quint Tatro appears on CNBC to discuss our bearish view of Apple (AAPL) heading into their earnings report. Expert: Even though China is a risk to Apple, the company’s shares are set up ‘beautifully’ from CNBC.

Quint sat down with the folks from CNBC to discuss some important levels and characteristics of the market and why he believes more selling will continue. Investors need watch the 2,800 level on S&P, says pro from CNBC.

October 15, 2018 Quint had a chance to sit down with the folks from Bloomberg to discuss some of the concerns he sees in the current market and why caution continues to be key.      

Quint visited with the folks from Bloomberg to talk about our two new positions in both the Vanguard Financial Sector and the Vanguard Industrial Sector for our managed accounts.

Quint Skyped in with Reuters on Thursday to discuss the general market action and the constructive behavior. As technology sold off other groups saw money rotate. While our managed accounts continue to have elevated levels of cash on hand, we’re watching closely for new opportunities.

It’s not easy being cautious when everyone else is bullish. This unpopular view is exactly where founder and managing director Quint Tatro found himself on the desk of CNBC yesterday. Bull versus bear case for US stocks from CNBC.