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CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" - July 10, 2008
Sean Clark, CIO of Clark Capital Management appears on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" and discusses the current market situation.
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Bloomberg TV's "Final Word" - July 9, 2008
Sean Clark, CIO of Clark Capital Management appears on Bloomberg TV's "Final Word" with Matt Miller and discusses the current market situation.
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Bloomberg TV's "Morning Bell" - July 8, 2008
Harry Clark, CEO and President of Clark Capital Management appears on Bloomberg TV's "Morning Call" with Carol Massar and discusses the current market situation.
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Bloomberg TV's "Closing Bell" - July 7, 2008
Harry Clark, CEO and President of Clark Capital Management appears on Bloomberg TV's "Closing Bell" with Maria Bartiroma and discusses the current market situation.
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Bloomberg TV's "Morning Bell" - July 1, 2008
Sean Clark, CIO of Clark Capital Management appears on Bloomberg TV's “The Morning Bell” with Betty Liu and discusses the current market situation.
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Bloomberg TV's "Morning Bell" - June 23, 2008
Harry Clark, CEO and President of Clark Capital Management appears on Bloomberg TV's “The Morning Bell” with Betty Liu and discusses the current market situation.
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Bloomberg TV - June 16, 2008
Sean Clark, CIO of Clark Capital Management appears on Bloomberg TV's “The Close” and discusses oil prices and interest rates.
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Bloomberg TV - June 13, 2008
Harry Clark, CEO and President of Clark Capital Management Group shares his views on the market.
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CNBC's Squawk on the Street - June 8, 2008
Sean Clark, CIO of Clark Capital Management Group explains to Mark Haines and Erin Burnett on CNBC’s “Squawk on the Street” how he believes investor sentiment is effecting the market.
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CNBC's Squawk on the Street - May 29, 2008
Sean Clark, CIO of Clark Capital Management Group shares his views on the market.
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Bloomberg TV - May 21, 2008
Sean Clark, CIO of Clark Capital Management Group shares his views on the market.
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CNBC's Squawk on the Street - May 15, 2008
Sean Clark, CIO of Clark Capital Management Group shares his views on the market.
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CNBC's Squawk on the Street - May 9, 2008
Harry Clark, CEO and President of Clark Capital Management Group shares his views on the market.
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CNBC Squawk on the Street - May 1, 2008
Sean Clark, CIO of Clark Capital Management Group shares his views on the market.
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CNBC Morning Call - April 28, 2008
Sean Clark, CIO of Clark Capital Management Group shares his views on the market.
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CNBC Squawk on the Street - April 17, 2008
Sean Clark, CIO of Clark Capital Management Group shares his views on the market.
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CNBC Squawk on the Street - April 14, 2008
Harry Clark, President and CEO of Clark Capital Management Group shares his views with Mark Haines
And Erin Burnett on CNBC’s “Squawk on the Street” on the market and he believes a bottom is in place.
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Bloomberg Television - April 9, 2008
Bloomberg Television anchor, Nat Miller interviews Harry Clark, President and CEO of Clark Capital Management Group about the Boeing Company.
Mr. Clark discusses the implications to shareholders of the delay in the first flight and deliveries of the 787 Dreamliner.
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CNBC Squawk on the Street - April 3, 2008
Sean Clark, CIO of Clark Capital Management Group, discusses current market trends on CNBC's Squawk on the Street.
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CNBC's World Wide Exchange - March 27, 2008
Sean Clark, CIO of Clark Capital Management Group, discusses current market trends on CNBC's World Wide Exchange.
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CNBC Squawk on the Street - March 20, 2008
Sean Clark, Chief Investment Officer of Clark Capital Management Group, discusses the extreme volatility in the market. Sean’s view is that many people are trading on rumors as well as the breaking news of the day. Sean suggests waiting to buy due to the long holiday weekend, quadruple witching, and a general feeling of uncertainty.
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CNBC Squawk on the Street - March 19, 2008
Harry Clark, Chief Executive Officer of Clark Capital Management Group, explains he feels the market has hit a bottom, noting that last week we experienced the third highest level of bearishness among investors in history. The first highest was in 1990 and the subsequent bottom was very much like the bottom we see at present. Harry also talks about Clark Capital’s current investment choices and what he feels makes sense in this market.
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CN8's Money Matters Today - March 11, 2008
Harry Clark, CEO and President of Clark Capital Management Group, is on the air with Mary Caraccioli on
CN8's Money Matters Today.
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CNBC Squawk on the Street - March 8, 2008
Sean Clark, CIO of Clark Capital Management Group shares his current views with Mark Haines and Erin Burnett on
CNBC’s “Squawk on the Street”.
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CNBC Squawk on the Street - February 21, 2008 Sean Clark, CIO of Clark Capital Management Group discusses market insight on a CNBC “Squawk on the Street” segment. He mentions that there are a lot of factors favoring the market including pessimistic investor sentiment, reasonable valuation for stocks, the election, and economic news. These points are all bullish and prove room for growth and opportunity ahead.
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CNBC Worldwide Exchange - February 21, 2008 Harry Clark, founder of Clark Capital Management Group, discusses the rising oil prices and predicts that the swell in price will ultimately have a minimal impact on the economy. Harry also talks about the price increase in commodities such has wheat and bread but predicts that this will also have a very minimal effect on the market since investors are anticipating the price of commodities to increase. Harry also touches on the technology sector being a poor investing choice in a bear market which was shone a few weeks ago.
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CN8 Money Matters - February 19, 2008 Harry Clark of Clark Capital Management Group is a featured guest on CN8’s “Money Matters Today” to discuss breaking financial news. Harry offers viewers his insight on Hewlett Packard’s global growth and 38% boost in profits, oil cost breaking the $100 mark, and the rising price of commodities. Harry also comments on the Yahoo! and Microsoft proxy battle as well as Fidel Castro’s decision to step down as President of Cuba and the effect his resignation will have on the markets.
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Bloomberg Television - February 16, 2008 Harry Clark, CEO of Clark Capital Management Group appears on an edition of Bloomberg “Weekend News” to discussion recession worries. He says that we may be in a recession or a period of slowed economic growth. To which he ascertains the economy needed because it was stretched to thin. He comments negatively on the Federal Reserve’s actions because they were panicked and late to respond. Clark Capital Management Group is carefully buying financials; although they have been weakened, there are good opportunities there.
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CNBC Squawk on the Street February 5, 2008
Sean Clark, CIO Clark Capital Management Group Sean Clark, CIO of Clark Capital Management Group shares with CNBC audiences that two negative economic reports indicate that the economy is in a slow-growth period. Sean asserts that we will see negative growth in the current quarter but should avoid an outright recession. |
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CNBC Squawk on the Street - January 28, 2008
Harry Clark of Clark Capital Management Group explains on CNBC’s “Squawk on the Street” that the stock market should bounce back from our low by the summer of 2008. He suggests putting money in the U.S. market by investing in big-cap growth and value funds. By becoming more aggressive with stocks in healthcare, utilities, energy, and technology, investors will benefit in the long run.
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Bloomberg News - January 25, 2008 Harry Clark of Clark Capital Management Group discusses the current issues related to bond insurers. Harry explains that bond insurers scare people “to death” and that word of a potential bailout on Wednesday offered “huge sighs of relief” for people. |
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MSN Money - January 24, 2008 Harry Clark of Clark Capital Management Group discusses the fear concerning bond insurers and the suspicion surrounding their ability to pull out of debt. He points out how American investors are discouraged from companies like MBIA and Ambac Financial because analysts projected doubt of the companies to manage the task. |
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NBC10 “All That and More” - January 22, 2008
Harry Clark, Chief Executive Officer of Clark Capital Management Group, discusses the opportunity for investors in today’s market and how they can best take advantage of the Federal Reserve rate cut and current market. |
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CNBC Power Lunch - January 22, 2008
Harry Clark, Chief Executive Officer of Clark Capital Management Group discuses the benefits to buying domestic stocks versus buying foreign stocks in the current volatile market |
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Bloomberg Television Market Week - January 12, 2008
Harry Clark, President and Chief Executive Officer appeared on Bloomberg Television providing insight on recent market news. He explains that market performance has been terrible since the start of the year. Some good news to come out of the week was Bank of America buying Countrywide Financial. Bank of America needed to protect its large investment in Countrywide. This has proved to be a good deal for the market, economy and the mortgage sector. He advises to wait to buy financials and instead focus on emerging markets. |
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CNBC Europe Tonight - January 10, 2008
On January 10, 2008, President and CEO, Harry Clark made his premiere on CNBC Europe Tonight explaining to audiences that Fed Chairman, Ben Bernanke said nothing new in his recent announcement. Harry also feels that he has not been aggressive enough and it shows. Until the market bottoms out, Harry advises to avoid financials and invest in large-cap growth stocks with dividends. |
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CNBC Power Lunch - January 10, 2008
President and Chief Executive Officer, Harry Clark, tells CNBC audiences that a 50 point basis cut by the Fed would be ideal. The market should react positively to this announcement. Fed Chairman, Ben Bernanke, has been too transparent leading up to announcements and it has affected plays in the market. He believes that the market bottom will not be until late in the quarter and large-cap growth stocks are a safe play right now. |
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CNBC “Closing Bell” - January 2nd, 2008
Founder and Chief Executive Officer Harry Clark offers his thoughts on what is in store for the markets in 2008. The top story of the day has been the interest surrounding the surging price of oil and how far demand might drive up its price. However, Harry feels contrarian to the point in that everyone can’t be bullish on the commodity and that oil should pull back eventually in the short term. Harry warns of a sloppy and weak first quarter, but this will allow for things to be “washed out” and that the economy will have a chance to strengthen in the second half. |
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Bloomberg Television “Starting Bell” - January 2nd, 2008
Sean Clark, Chief Investment Officer of Clark Capital Management Group, joins Bloomberg Television’s “Starting Bell” the first day of trading in 2008. Sean acknowledges that in the short term investors will continue to be uncertain, cautious and pessimistic about the current state of the financial markets and that we might “flirt” with a recession. A few positives, however, are that relative valuations favor stocks to bonds and that money is still on the sideline as individual investors are waiting for some, like financials, to recover before getting in the game. |
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San Antonio Express-News - April 26, 2008 “I’m looking for a pretty good second half of this year.” Harry Clark of Clark Capital Management Group said in an interview with Bloomberg Television. |
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Bucks County Courier Times - March 18, 2008 Harry Clark of Clark Capital Management Group discusses the bailout and subsequent acquisition of Bear Stearns Cos. as well as other breaking financial news. Harry explains that fear is what put Bear Stearns out of business and predicted that the Federal Reserve will act this week to again lower interest rates. According to Harry another rate cut could help start a market rebound. |
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The Trenton Times & NJ.com - February 28, 2008 Sean Clark, Chief Investment Officer of Clark Capital Management Group, has interview in The Star Ledger picked up by The Trenton Times and nj.com. |
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Star Ledger - February 28, 2008
Sean Clark, Chief Investment Officer of Clark Capital Management Group, was interviewed by Joseph R. Perone of The Star Ledger. Sean discussed the decline of the dollar and its effects.
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New York Times - February 28, 2008
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USA Today - February 27, 2008
Harry Clark, President and CEO of Clark Capital Management Group, is quoted in USA Today.
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Associated Press - February 27, 2008
Harry Clark, President and CEO of Clark Capital Management Group, is featured in an interview by the Associated Press.
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Bloomberg News - January 25, 2008 Harry Clark of Clark Capital Management Group discusses the current issues related to bond insurers. Harry explains that bond insurers scare people “to death” and that word of a potential bailout on Wednesday offered “huge sighs of relief” for people. |
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MSN Money - January 24, 2008 Harry Clark of Clark Capital Management Group discusses the fear concerning bond insurers and the suspicion surrounding their ability to pull out of debt. He points out how American investors are discouraged from companies like MBIA and Ambac Financial because analysts projected doubt of the companies to manage the task. |
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The Associated Press - January 22, 2008
Harry Clark, Chief Executive Officer of Clark Capital Management Group, argues that the Federal Reserve rate cut was not enough and suggests that the Fed inject liquidity into the market. |
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CNNMoney.com - January 22, 2008
Harry Clark, Chief Executive Officer of Clark Capital Management Group shares his opinion on the Federal Reserve rate cut courtesy of The Associated Press. |
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Forbes - January 22, 2008
Harry Clark, Chief Executive Officer of Clark Capital Management Group shares his opinion on the Federal Reserve rate cut courtesy of The Associated Press. |
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APP.com - January 22, 2008
Harry Clark, Chief Executive Officer of Clark Capital Management Group shares his opinion on the Federal Reserve rate cut courtesy of The Associated Press. |
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Investment News - January 7, 2008
Sean Clark, Chief Investment Officer at Clark Capital Management Group, discusses his predictions for the coming year as well as the market’s typical rocky start during election years. Believing that much of the current pessimism is overdone, Sean explains that as more subprime information comes out, the market will get comfortable and the dollar will settle. |
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Star Ledger - January 7, 2008
Harry Clark, Chief Executive Officer of Clark Capital Management Group, offers his predictions for the start of 2008 and the election year. Harry comments that traditionally election years are positive; however, the first quarter is usually relatively dicey and we could end up testing the bottoms and even breaking them. |
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The Intelligencer Record – March 18, 2008
Article on Bear Stearns debacle from Bucks County Courier Times is featured on website of the Intelligencer Record.
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Integrastock.com – March 18, 2008
Portions of story from CNNMoney.com of March 18, 2008 is picked up by Integrastock.com
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BayNews 9 (Tampa) – March 18, 2008
Story from CNNMoney.com of March 18, 2008 is picked up by BayNews 9.
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CNNMoney.com - March 18, 2008
Harry Clark, CEO of Clark Capital Management Group, comments on market reaction to Federal Reserve rate cut.
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NJ.com - February 28, 2008
Sean Clark, Chief Investment Officer of Clark Capital Management Group, has interview in The Star Ledger picked up by The Trenton Times and nj.com.
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