Are Car Stocks Priced Properly?
Filipe R Costa looks at recent performance and asks whether you should be buying Tesla, GM or Ford?
Filipe R Costa looks at recent performance and asks whether you should be buying Tesla, GM or Ford?
While the dumb money waits for the next social media opportunity, the smart money is pushing stock prices higher on the back of better than expected earnings and renewed interest rate cut optimism.
Can US markets rise further in the face of inflation, rising bond yields and a loss of investor confidence in certain mega cap stocks?
The US economy appears to be in very good shape, but that could be a thorn in the side of those reaping the benefits of interest rate cuts.
While the S&P 500 and the technology sector as a whole are soaring, there’s at least one industry that’s lagging behind – biotechnology.
One of the biggest benefits of ETFs is that they allow individual investors to hold diversified portfolios, rather than concentrating their holdings.
Over the course of the current interest rate cycle, the Federal Reserve has raised its benchmark interest rate 11 times.
ESG investment is increasing in popularity, particularly among younger investors. According to several polls and studies, these investors are even willing to lose some yield if they believe they’re running a more environmental, social and governance-friendly portfolio.
Filipe R Costa outlines the state of the bond sector after the Federal Reserve pushed its rates to a 22-year-high.
Investors have been insanely optimist about the future, pushing the prices of megacaps like Apple, Amazon, Tesla and Nvidia massively higher in a short period. but where can investors really find value?