As US stocks sell off, Solidarity Capital CEO Jeff McClean sits down with Josh Lipton to check in on the "Magnificent Seven."

Either sentiment is going to shift towards the positive, or bad economic data will catch up to the market’s sour mood, says Jeff McClean.

Solidarity Capital CEO Jeff McClean joins ‘The Claman Countdown’ to discuss Hershey’s outlook in the stock market.

Jeff McClean, CEO of Solidarity Wealth expects market volatility to continue amid the uncertainty caused by trade tariff policies, and he discusses potential opportunities that could rise for investors.

US stocks (^DJI,^GSPC, ^IXIC) close lower as investors weigh uncertainties surrounding the impact of US President Donald Trump’s tariff policies. Solidarity Capital CEO Jeff McLean tells Julie Hyman and Alexandra Canal Market Domination Overtime that current volatility can “create some great opportunities” for investors.

Jeff McClean of Solidarity Capital thinks we may see elevated markets in 2025. The nearly $7 trillion in money market funds sitting on the sideline may help spur growth. Likely, Fed interest rate cuts, even if smaller than expected, could also raise markets, as will more IPO, M&A, and venture capital activity. Jeff cautioned that the US national debt is a serious competitive problem.

The watchword for the markets is volatility. Jeff McClean of Solidarity Capital says the same in this interview with CNBC. Post-election, he expects mixed valuations in what some perceive as bloated industries and firms based on the potential impact of Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy’s DOGE recommendations. He mentions possible favored and unfavored firms in defense and financial services.

The election is over. What’s next for the stock market? Jeff McClean of Solidarity Capital talked with Yahoo Finance TV. Jeff’s takeaway? The market for the balance of 2024 may be volatile, spurred by reactions to President Trump’s cabinet picks. In 2025, we may see a more open IPO window and continued higher inflation rates.

Many firms have been holding back on M&A activity pending the outcome of the US presidential election, said Jeff McClean of Solidarity Capital in a recent interview with the Schwab Network. Jeff sees more merger and acquisition activity, lower interest rates, and enhanced artificial intelligence platforms, among other potentially positive trends in 2025.  

What will the next four years mean for high-net-worth investors? The presidential election may provide clues. According to Jeff McClean of Solidarity Capital, the pharmaceutical, oil and gas, and defense sectors, among others, may have positive headwinds. Scroll to the 37:00-minute mark. (2024 Bloomberg L.P. All rights reserved. Used with permission.)

October is often a month of surprise in the markets and elsewhere. Jeff McClean of Solidarity Capital, featured in Barron’s (subscription required), says that the 493 non-“Magnificent 7” stocks may well continue their recent unexpected rally.

Nike has a new CEO and a new outlook for long-term growth. In this 7-minute interview with the Schwab Network, Jeff McClean provided perspective on Nike’s track record created by its old CEO and future outlook with its new CEO, a former Nike executive, at the helm.

NVDIA is the talk of the town, if the town is Wall Street and environs. Jeff McClean of Solidarity Capital spoke with Bloomberg Radio about the stock’s performance, potential buy and sell opportunities, current impact on the stock market, and more. Slide to the 35:00-minute mark to see Jeff’s insights.

Option income investment strategies may provide steady income for the affluent. Jeff McClean of Solidarity Capital recently talked with Bill Hortz about managing a portfolio to drive steady cash flow for affluent clients.