Author Archive: Jeremy Parkinson
India’s Banking Sector Growth Potential
The banking sector stocks in India have been depressed in the recent past and this has been as a result of several factors including rising NPAs for public sector banks and sluggish economic growth impacting credit growth. However, I see this weakness in the banking sector stocks as a good opportunity to consider exposure to […]
Dollar Pressured Despite Upbeat NFP
Despite an upbeat labor report last Friday, the US Dollar continues to be under some heavy pressure as market expectations of a rate hike in this calendar year wane. By the conclusion of last week, the greenback had recorded its worst week since February, losing nearly 2% of its value, thanks in large part to […]
How Renminbi Funds Took Over Chinese Private Equity (Part 2)
<< Read More: How Renminbi Funds Took Over Chinese Private Equity (Part 1) Gresham’s Law, as many of us were taught a while back, stipulates that bad money drives out good. There’s something analogous at work in China’s private equity and venture capital industry. Only here it’s not a debased currency that’s dominating transactions. Instead, it’s […]
Apple Price Target Lowered To $155 From $170 At Brean Capital
Brean Capital analyst Ananda Baruah lowered his price target for Apple (AAPL) to $155 from $170 after adjusting his revenue, gross margin and earnings estimates through 2017. It may take until August before analysts appropriately adjust their estimates for iPhone SE volumes and overall iPhone unit growth in the June quarter, Baruah tells investors in […]
FTSE 100 Remains Stable After Friday’s NFP Report
On Friday, the FTSE 100 (FXCM: UK100) slipped by 1.26% from Thursday’s close, but managed to fully recuperate its losses by the end of the session. The losses were recuperated as the U.S. monthly labor report marginally beat expectations and the ISM Manufacturing Index beat expectations by a wide margin. The combination of a solid labor report, […]
Three Best Performing Equity Mutual Funds To Invest In April
U.S. stocks had an awfully bad first six weeks this year in which investors fled from stocks and invested in safe haven assets, including government bonds and gold. A slump in oil prices and volatility running rampant in China’s financial markets dragged the broader markets down. However, oil prices bounced back in the last one […]
E The Daily Shot And Data – April 4, 2016
Greetings, This morning we start with Friday’s US employment report which showed continuing improvements in the nation’s labor markets. Here are some highlights. Labor force participation and employment-to-population ratio rose as more Americans reentered the jobs market. Growth in US labor force finally exceeded the population growth. With more people now looking for work, […]
A Weak US Dollar Only Postpones ‘The Day Of Reckoning’ – RBS
The “Day of Reckoning” for the global economy is nigh, says RBS, and the weak USD just postpones it. What’s next? Here is their view: Here is their view, courtesy of eFXnews: The Fed’s shift toward a more growth-friendly stance ought to be helpful in mitigating the downside risks to the world economy in the […]
Morning Call For April 4, 2016
OVERNIGHT MARKETS AND NEWS Jun E-mini S&Ps (ESM16 +0.27%) are up +0.24% at a 3-month high and European stocks are up +1.15% on positive carryover from Friday’s U.S. employment and manufacturing data that showed the economy was strengthening. Stocks also rose and Jun T-note prices climbed to a 1-month high on speculation that global central […]
If All Investments Were Private
This piece is another one of my experiments, please bear with me. “Measure Twice, Cut Once” — A very intelligent woman (I suspect) whose name never got recorded the first time it was uttered “Only buy something that you’d be perfectly happy to hold if the market shut down for 10 years.” — Warren Buffett […]
