In a recent article for Barron’s, Blackstone Advisory Partners vice chairman Byron Wien shares his insights regarding factors that could potentially upset the economy. Giving an overview of the global…
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Byron Wien Says Bull Market Has Staying Power
In a recent article for Barron’s, veteran investment strategist Byron Wien argues that the current business cycle, although aging, can continue for several more years because the “usual factors that…
Byron Wien's Market Insights from Annual Lunch Series
Blackstone strategist Byron Wien shared some takeaways from the annual summer luncheons series he offers to “tap the collective wisdom of financial experts,” according to a recent article in Barron’s.…
Active Investing Showing Signs of Life
Active managers have been struggling and stock hedge funds have seen a nearly eight-year performance slump, but a shift could be in the offing according to an article in last…
Byron Wien's Outlook on the Markets, the Economy, the Election and More
With so many forces at work in the markets and the global economy, there is a lot of uncertainty simmering on many levels. In a Barron’s article from earlier this…
Wien Bullish On Biotech, And The Economy
Top strategist Byron Wien thinks the economy will fare much better in the second half of the year, and says he is high on biotech stocks. (more…)
Wien Still Sees Big Gains For US Markets This Year
Blackstone’s Byron Wien says stocks are still on track for a strong year, though he thinks the short term weakness may not be over. (more…)
Wien: Good Growth, Nice Returns In 2014
Blackstone’s Byron Wien thinks stocks will hit a rough patch early in 2014, but after that he sees them taking off. Wien tells CNBC that, with sentiment levels very high,…
Wien On Why Stocks Can Keep Moving Higher in 2014
Top strategist Byron Wien, who has a good long-term track record but was bearish in what was a great 2013 for stocks, is sounding bullish. Wien says the Federal Reserve’s loose…
Wien: Be Cautious
Blackstone’s Byron Wien has been pretty bullish on stocks over the past couple years. But now he’s warning investors to be cautious. In commentary available on Barrons.com , Wien says…