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Edward Dowd says inflated order books can be a late-cycle warning, as capex spending often peaks near market tops. He also pointed to executive turnover at Blac
BWB News TV • 2026-08-24 03:21 UTC • By Billy Odell Tucker-Robinson
Edward Dowd says inflated order books can be a late-cycle warning, as capex spending often peaks near market tops. He also pointed to executive turnover at BlackRock and BlackStone funds, and scrutiny around Guggenheim, as broader signs of stress.
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