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Tom Essaye

Founder and President,

Sevens Report

About Tom

Tom Essaye is president of the Sevens Report, which he founded in 2012 with a singular mission: To combat the information overload facing financial professionals and provide research that helps them become more efficient and effective. The company began with a single product, The Sevents Report. This is a daily economic report that covers essential market information for stocks, bonds, currencies, commodities, and economic data. Since 2012, the firm has expanded its research offerings to provide a comprehensive research solution for today's financial professionals. The firm now also offers an investment idea-focused product, Sevens Report Alpha, a client communication solution, Sevens Report Quarterly Letter, and a chart-based product, Sevens Report Technicals. 

Mr. Essaye has earned a national reputation for his straight-forward, plain-English, and accurate market analysis. He has been a frequent guest on CNBC, Fox Business, Bloomberg, and Yahoo Finance and is widely quoted in the Wall Street JournalBarron'sMorningstarNew York Times, USA TodayMarketwatchAxios, NASDAQ, and Bloomberg. Tom is a graduate of Vanderbilt University and has an MBA from the University of Florida.


Tom's Articles

The S&P 500 Index (^SPX) ended last Thursday’s session with a drop of 0.9%, a relatively modest pull-back from Wednesday, especially given the fact that the broad-based index is up 16.2% year-to-date. But looking under the surface, the gain proves to be more than a little bit deceiving, suggests Tom Essaye, president of the Sevens Report.
Treasury yields dropped moderately following the ADP jobs report earlier this week. Looking at the 10-year yield, Wednesday’s decline took it back to 4.1%. Overall, the 10-year Treasury Note yield (^TNX) has been in a compressing trading range for the bulk of 2025, leaving the technical outlook neutral until a new extreme is reached, advises Tom Essaye, president of the Sevens Report.
The fundamental valuation target range of my Current-Situation Scenario was revised up to 6,195-6,490 in the September issue. On the charts, the S&P 500 Index (^SPX) has notably traded more or less within the new target range since late June, when the lower bound of 6,195 was first breached, writes Tom Essaye, president of the Sevens Report.
Typically our coverage of cryptocurrencies is more focused on the general state of the asset class and the fundamental outlook. However, since early July, a noteworthy dynamic began to emerge in relative performance between Bitcoin and its distant second-most-popular “crypto cousin” Ethereum, notes Tom Essaye, president of the Sevens Report.

Tom's Videos

The presentation will examine the current state of economic growth and inflation to see if long-feared stagflation is making a return.  More importantly, however, we will analyze what that could mean for markets, including which sectors, factors and strategies would be expected to outperform and underperform.  That way, we know whether stagflation is a legitimate risk for investors and, more importantly, how to protect portfolios and outperform.