Benjamin Lau

CIO is Optimistic about Economy Despite Falling Dow (CNBC)

With the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling, market participants continue to worry about ongoing Chinese trade negotiations, as well as slowing economic growth, Apriem’s Benjamin Lau explains… "If the economy was stronger, these trade talks wouldn't be as concerning," said Benjamin Lau, chief investment officer of Apriem Advisors. "We think the economy is going

2023-09-05T18:12:55+00:00February 8th, 2019|Apriem In The News, Press & Media - Inv & FP|

CIO Lau Discusses Geopolitics As Trade Woes Weigh on the Dow (USA Today)

With a key index plunging 300 points after the holiday weekend, the government shutdown got replaced by the trade war for the No. 1 source of economic anxiety. Apriem’s Ben Lau explains... "It’s a combination of a lot of things; the government shutdown, lowering growth expectations for the world and the U.S., earnings estimates," said Benjamin

2023-09-05T18:12:55+00:00January 23rd, 2019|Apriem In The News, Press & Media - Inv & FP|

Lau: ‘Emotionally Driven’ Market Takes Drastic Turns (CNBC)

After plunging 600 points in the morning, the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained all of its losses back - and then some.  But the uncertainty that still persists makes it difficult to call a bottom, Apriem CIO Benjamin Lau tells CNBC. Below is an excerpt from the article: Benjamin Lau, chief investment officer of Apriem

2023-09-05T18:12:56+00:00December 27th, 2018|Apriem In The News, Press & Media - Inv & FP|

Stocks Plunge on Christmas Eve, Apriem’s Benjamin Lau Explains (USA Today)

With the government shut down and political chaos taking center stage, the stock market joined in on the panic in a shortened session before the holiday. However, economic fundamentals remain solid, Lau tells USA Today. Below is an excerpt from the article: "The government shutdown doesn’t destroy the economy per se, but it destroys investors' appetites

2023-09-05T18:13:54+00:00December 26th, 2018|Apriem In The News, Press & Media - Inv & FP|
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