Robert Doll observes that the recent all-time high in the stock market has been accompanied by mediocre market breadth.

Robert Doll asserts that the emerging market consumer is essential for global economic growth because populations in the developed world are not growing.

Robert Doll predicts that corporate earnings estimates will likely be revised down slightly due to the recent war.

Robert Doll believes that some capital expenditure projections related to AI are concerning and will need to be revised downward.

Robert Doll's investment strategy at Crossmark Global Investments is to build portfolios with a price-to-free-cash-flow ratio below the benchmark and a return on equity above the benchmark.

The stock market is currently trading at a multiple of 21 times earnings, which is down from 23 times but up from 19 times.

Robert Doll believes financial stocks currently screen well for investment based on his quality and growth criteria.

Robert Doll expects major investment themes like AI and private credit to return to the forefront once the current war winds down.

The market share of traditional, fundamental investors is shrinking relative to newer participants like retail investors, hedge funds, and quantitative funds.

Robert Doll believes the stock market is rising because good news, bad news, and no news are all being interpreted as reasons to buy stocks.