Don’t get too excited about the Fed’s rate cuts. A review of Fed interest rate cycles since the 1970s has shown that investors have more to fear […]
FED rate cuts may not be what you think
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Best share on the stock market
Many investors often wonder what would have happened if they had invested in, say, H&M, Investor or Latour when their shares were listed. Certainly good stocks to […]
Starbucks is now the second largest restaurant chain in the world
In a shift in the fast food landscape, Starbucks has overtaken Subway to claim the title of the world’s second largest restaurant chain. According to data from […]
US housing prices have risen by 40 percent
The US housing market, as measured by US house prices, has been transformed by the more than 40% increase in house prices since the onset of COVID-19. […]
Speculators have gone all in
The chart below, from WinSmart, shows that so-called small speculators, which could be translated as private investors, have reached their most bullish net position ever. As the […]
Five US stocks paying extra dividends in 2024
In this article, we look at five US stocks that will pay extra dividends in 2024, and how many hedge funds own them. HSBC Holdings plc (NYSE:HSBC) […]
The dividend stocks that hedge funds love
In this article, we look five of the best dividend stocks that hedge funds love. Its managers have long positions in all of them, and many of […]
NVIDIA breaks another record
On Friday, we noted that NVIDIA broke another record. The company’s stock has now risen for eleven (11) consecutive weeks. This is the longest series of price […]
DAX40 closed above 18,000 for the first time
On Friday, futures contracts on the DAX40 traded above 18,000 for the first time. Have a good trading week. The DAX (Deutscher Aktienindex) is a stock market […]
How the Bank of Japan’s rate hike could affect US investors
For the first time in nearly two decades, the Bank of Japan removed negative interest rates on Tuesday, which could signal potential pressure on US government bonds. […]
