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| | ... back end. SuitabilityHub managing director Recep Peker said these platforms have become everyday apps, such as Uber or Amazon, when facilitating requests from advisers. "There is a growing range of instructions advisers can simply provide through the ... |
| | | ... of June, the fund had total net assets of $9.8 billion comprising $7 billion in MGOC and $2.8 billion in MGF. Microsoft, Amazon, UnitedHealth Group, Intuit, and MasterCard are some of its top holdings. MGF shrunk the discount gap from 22.6% (9 November ... |
| | | ... "Other factors were going on as well," he said. Felsman said technology giants and oil prices also assisted the market. "Amazon Alphabet and Microsoft in particular lifted and were up 4%, which also supported the NASDAQ, which was the strongest performer ... |
| | | ... own payments business. And then there's a business called Mercado Libre, which is a combination of Paypal, eBay and Amazon in Latin America. It's growing at about 150% at the moment in its financial payments business." He said the key is businesses ... |
| | | ... founder and adviser Ben Nash said he works with many clients that work in the technology space such as Apple, Google, and Amazon. For them, the big concern is the ongoing volatility of technology shares and the sharemarket more broadly; they are wondering ... |
| | | ... per annum while its benchmark achieved 16.4% p.a. Some of the top holdings the managed fund invests in include Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, Apple, L'Oreal and Taiwan Semiconductor. The fund excludes investing in companies involved in tobacco, semi-automatic ... |
| | | ... It also had 11 short positions, with net equity exposure of 89%. The portfolio stood at $999 million at July end, with Amazon, Mastercard, Cie Financiere Richemont SA, CME Group and Pinterest among the biggest long holdings. It has initiated a new long ... |
| | | ... be seen in the context of the sector's overall performance this year," he said. "The reality is that stocks like Apple, Amazon and Netflix have all enjoyed significant share price rises. "The drivers of these rises remain intact, and so the growth story ... |
| | | ... an individual, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. The spike in wealth was due to a near 8% spike in Amazon shares, due to people flocking to the online retailer as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, which is now up over 70% this year. According ... |
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