Watch: Kevin Simpson on Yahoo Finance

Kevin Simpson of Capital Wealth Management joins Yahoo Finance to break down the latest earnings season and which sectors are faring the best in the face of supply chain disruptions and inflation.

Watch: Kevin Simpson on CNBC

Kevin Simpson, founder and CIO of Capital Wealth Planning, joins the ‘Halftime Report’ to discuss his investment strategy and what he expects from the markets going into 2022.

Watch: Kevin Simpson Comments on Economy and Stock Market

The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq notched record highs on Thursday thanks to earnings optimism, but investor sentiment soured after the close when Apple and Amazon posted disappointing quarterly results. Conway G. Gittens has the market action.

Watch: Kevin Simpson on Reuters

Capital Wealth Planning’s Kevin Simpson explains why he thinks the U.S. economy’s sharp third-quarter slowdown will not change the Federal Reserve’s timetable for tapering its massive bond purchases.

Watch: Kevin Simpson Comments on Market Headwinds

The Nasdaq joined the S&P 500 and Dow Thursday in hitting all-time highs, but Capital Wealth Planning’s Kevin Simpson points out that the market still faces the same challenges now as it did in September.

Watch: Kevin Simpson on Yahoo Finance

Founder and Chief Investment Officer Kevin Simpson says on the outlook for monetary policy. “What I’m most fearful of is higher inflation and higher interest rates.”

READ: Kesia Sondrini Named Managing Director, Advisor Relationship Management

For Immediate Release: September 30, 2021 NAPLES, FL – After working with Capital Wealth Planning (CWP) for more than two years as Director of Internal Sales, the firm is pleased to announce that Kesia Sondrini has joined the senior management team as Managing Director of Advisor Relationship Management, diversifying the firm’s leadership. In her new […]

READ: Kevin Simpson Discusses Recent Stock Market Moves with Barron’s

Stocks fell on Friday, as investors weighed recently published better-than-expected economic data against less economic support from the Federal Reserve.

Friday’s close continued a recent pullback in the major U.S. indexes, which has been partially driven  by companies issuing lower earnings forecasts.