In June, consumer confidence fell short of expectations, sparking a debate on its underlying causes. Peter Tchir and Laffer Tengler Investments President Arthur Laffer Jr. offered contrasting takes on the Schwab Network. Laffer attributes much of the drop to poor timing, suggesting political factors around the release skewed sentiment. He sees the dip as more reflective of noise than a fundamental change in consumer attitudes.
In a recent segment with TheStreet, CEO & CIO Nancy Tengler weighed in on why geopolitical tensions—such as the latest developments involving Iran—tend not to have lasting impacts on the market. While headlines may trigger short-term volatility, history has shown that markets are remarkably resilient when it comes to international conflict.
Nancy Tengler recently joined Fox News Radio to share her take on the latest jobs report—and why she’s not buying into the recession buzz. With 139,000 jobs added in May and strong performance in cyclical sectors, Nancy sees signs of resilience, not retreat. Still, she’s watching trade policy and hiring trends closely. Her advice? Stay focused, stay selective, and do not panic.
In a recent segment on Schwab Network’s “The Watch List,” Laffer Tengler Investments President Arthur Laffer Jr. and Jeffrey Cleveland analyzed the April PCE report. Laffer emphasized the importance of making the 2017 Jobs Act permanent to sustain economic momentum. Their discussion highlights the interplay between fiscal policy and monetary decisions in shaping the economic outlook.
In a recent appearance on Yahoo Finance’s Morning Brief, Nancy Tengler, CEO and CIO of Laffer Tengler Investments, shared her insights on Nvidia’s pivotal role in the AI sector. She emphasized that Nvidia is a company investors should consider owning to capitalize on the AI boom, describing it as an “AI name you want to own and take advantage of.”
Discussing the broader market, Tengler mentioned that while there are other players in the AI space, Nvidia’s consistent performance and innovation set it apart. She advised investors to consider companies that are not only participating in the AI trend but are also leading it, with Nvidia being a prime example.
In a recent CNBC appearance, Nancy Tengler, CEO and CIO of Laffer Tengler Investments, shared her view that Tesla is entering a new phase.
“Tesla is back,” she said.
She points to several developments: Self-driving is advancing and may be commercially viable soon. Tesla is also ramping up robotics across its manufacturing facilities, a move that addresses labor shortages while improving operational efficiency.
While Elon Musk remains a high-visibility figure, Tengler notes that his pattern of pushing boundaries often results in strategic pullbacks when necessary—a dynamic that continues to shape investor sentiment.
Nancy Tengler, CEO and CIO of Laffer Tengler Investments, joined Jack Bouroudjian, Chairman of Smart X Data, on the “Larry Kudlow Show” to delve into the current economic landscape. They discuss the implications of recent market volatility, the Federal Reserve’s policy decisions, and the broader economic outlook amid the current political landscape.
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Nancy Tengler, CEO and CIO of Laffer Tengler Investments, joined Bloomberg’s “Balance of Power” last week to express concerns about the current economic climate and the leadership at both the Federal Reserve and the White House.
Tengler emphasized the necessity for clear and decisive leadership from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and the Trump administration to navigate the prevailing market volatility and economic uncertainty. She highlighted the importance of coherent communication and policy direction to maintain market stability and investor confidence.
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Nancy Tengler, CEO and Chief Investment Officer at Laffer Tengler Investments, delivered a critique of the U.S. administration’s recent tariff rollout on the April 8, 2025, edition of “Bloomberg Brief”— calling it “amateur hour.” She warned that the lack of clarity and coordination behind the policy has shaken investor confidence.
Tengler also pointed to a deeper issue: the broader uncertainty and inconsistency in U.S. policy that’s eroding trust in markets and may be causing long-term damage.
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