The housing market is taking the brunt of Jerome Powell's inaction
[embed]https://twitter.com/cmt_anthony/status/1963333099179446375[/embed] The housing market is taking the brunt of Jerome Powell's inaction.
[embed]https://twitter.com/cmt_anthony/status/1963333099179446375[/embed] The housing market is taking the brunt of Jerome Powell's inaction.
AscalonVI Capital CEO and Founder Anthony Esposito appeared on the program to offer a candid, data-driven assessment of where markets stand in the wake of the Iran war — and his outlook was notably more cautious than the consensus view. Drawing on AscalonVI's proprietary momentum, trend, and price-based technical
AscalonVI Capital CEO Anthony Esposito joined Newsmax alongside Brandon Arnold of the National Taxpayers Union to discuss the growing market volatility driven by escalating tensions with Iran and their impact on global oil supply. The conversation centered on how markets are reacting in real time to every development out of
AscalonVI Capital CEO Anthony Esposito joined Scott Jennings to deliver a comprehensive assessment of the U.S. economy as of March 2026, painting a picture of an economy moving in the right direction but facing meaningful headwinds. Esposito highlighted several genuine wins under President Trump's agenda — real take-home
Americans are still feeling the gut punch of Biden-era inflation, and two top financial minds say the road to recovery is real — but it won't happen overnight. Anthony Esposito of AscalonVI Capital laid it out plainly: prices on an average basket of goods are up 30 percent from