Monthly Archives: April 2016

4 Broker-Favorite Dividend Stocks To Buy Now

For the novice investors, market volatility makes investing a precarious and panicky activity. These edgy investors prefer to either stay away from the market all together or to wait on the sidelines until the market regains steadiness. But, volatility is the inescapable and inevitable characteristic of the risky market, and it depends on a number…

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There are clouds ahead for real estate worldwide, while it remains a mixed bag. As oil prices soften, it appears to most people, the Fed chairman included, that demand is slowing in the world and that oil is simply a gauge of that decline in demand. So, while there are limited access cities, where tech…

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…

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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,…