Monthly Archives: October 2015

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Another eventful couple of weeks have passed, and I think we can all agree that everyone now has a clear understanding of where we are with respect to the economic policy being pursued by the US Federal Reserve. Oh no hold on, that’s the alternate world. In this one investors are going bald from all…

Explosive Triangle Move

I’ve been mentioning the triangle pattern that crude’s been bouncing within for quite a few weeks. It finally peeked outside the triangle four days ago (tinted below) but fell back. That was the “tipping of the hand”, though. It clearly pushed above the pattern yesterday, and today it is picking up steam, racing ahead nearly…

The Best Companies Of The Insurance Industry – October 2015

While ModernGraham supports the bottom-up approach to investing, many investors do utilize the top-down method, whereby an industry is selected before the company itself. With that in mind, this article will take a brief look at the best companies of the Insurance industry, selecting the most promising investment opportunities within the industry, and giving a broad…

The Best Companies Of The Insurance Industry – October 2015

While ModernGraham supports the bottom-up approach to investing, many investors do utilize the top-down method, whereby an industry is selected before the company itself. With that in mind, this article will take a brief look at the best companies of the Insurance industry, selecting the most promising investment opportunities within the industry, and giving a broad…

CytomX Long Term Returns Uncertain

CytomX Therapeutics (NASDAQ:CTMX) expects to raise $100 million in its upcoming IPO. Based in South San Francisco, California, CytomX Therapeutics is a biopharmaceutical company focused on developing treatments for cancer. CTMX will offer 6.67 million shares at an expected price range of $14 to $16. If the underwriters price the IPO at the midpoint of that…

August 2015 Trade Data Shows Growing Trade Balance Deficit

A quick recap to the trade data released today paints a mixed picture. The unadjusted three month rolling average value of exports decelerated month-over-month – but imports accelerated. Many care about the trade balance (which decreased marginally relative to last month), and the trade balance grew.   Import goods growth has positive implications historically to…