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| | ... trillion; or 15-25% of GDP. Despite this, State Street Global Market's multi-asset class strategist Marija Veitmane believes US stocks will continue to outperform. "[The] US is weeks behind many European and Asian countries in terms of fighting the coronavirus ... |
| | | US stocks are not expensive, despite their stretched valuations. In fact, it's all just a matter of "gravity" or the historically low interest rate environment, according to Magellan's Hamish Douglass. Speaking to a near-full crowd at the firm's ... |
| | | ... stock exchange has boosted the options available to investors through its Transferable Custody Receipts, adding giant US stocks Netflix, McDonald's, Starbucks, Caterpillar and Visa to the TraCRs menu. The five new additions see the menu expand to ... |
| | | ... the local ETF market. It is also looking to add additional TracRs (locally-tradeable transferable custody receipts for US stocks), including for Amazon and Berkshire Hathaway. Kapstream's distribution is done by Challenger's multi-boutique business ... |
| | | ... filings. They have also voluntarily escrowed their investment in the LIC for 10 years. What's next? The managers thinks US stocks will slow as the interest rates rise and the dollar gets stronger. Therefore, it has little net exposure to the US. ... |
| | | ... new survey shows. Trading platform Stake surveyed 506 Australians and those aged between 18 and 34 said investing in US stocks will help make their goals a reality. Two-in-three millennial respondents (66%) said prioritising investments in US companies ... |
| | | ... profits, negative technicals, rising oil prices, etcetera - explaining the whys and wherefores of the current malaise in US stocks. But aren't these "challenges" already known knowns. Heck, the S&P 500 index even climbed to a record high on 20 September ... |
| | | ... issue, the right to convert your TraCR holding into that share. Chi-x and Deutsche have plans to launch TraCRs for other US stocks. Deutsche Bank Australia and New Zealand head of depositary receipts Chris Bagley said: "TraCRs are classified as a domestic ... |
| | | ... dotcom boom, according to the founder of global asset manager Pzena Investment Management. The most expensive quintile of US stocks, for instance, is 3.5 standard deviations higher than the cheapest quintile, compared to a dispersion of about 1.2 standard ... |
| | | ... partnership, which is now live, will allow advisers and clients to see, buy, sell and hold recommendations for major US stocks, view consensus price targets and see trending stocks. Joint managing director at Netwealth, Matt Heine said: "We continue ... |
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