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| | | ... particularly those occupied by social housing or healthcare-related tenants. "We continue to favour logistics businesses, such as Amazon warehouses and equivalents, and multi-family residential assets," Phoenix Group head of illiquid asset origination ... |
| | | | ... Hampshire said GoalTracker offers the kind of personalisation people might be used to from companies like Netflix, Spotify and Amazon - where algorithms predict what consumers may like by assessing what they have consumed in the past. GoalTracker members ... |
| | | | ... investment idea. The researchers said COVID-19 has accelerated the shift to e-commerce, and experiments companies like Amazon are currently conducting with autonomous delivery could make shopping online even cheaper and more convenient. "In our view ... |
| | | | ... narrow set of technology stocks, and we think this is unsustainable," Wei said. "Isolating five stocks, including Tesla, Amazon and Apple, our paper shows that the value underperformance, relative to the market capitalization benchmark, largely disappears ... |
| | | | ... win for this portfolio." Some of the holdings in the sector-agnostic strategy include global companies such as Tencent, Amazon, Atlassian, Tesla, Oscar Health, Shopify, online fitness company Peloton, and companies operating in online banking and food ... |
| | | | ... Among global equities, top picks were also similar with eight of the top 10 of most funds being technology stocks like Amazon and Facebook. Still, in Australia, super funds have 60% more capital invested in resources than in technology, the research ... |
| | | | ... is $25,000. The fund managers said there is a lot more to global investing than the mega-household names like Apple and Amazon. "The small- and mid-cap portion of the market offers investors exposure to inefficiently priced or undiscovered companies ... |
| | | | ... 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 ... |
| | | | ... team. While their male counterparts prefer the financials sector, female-managed funds tend to favour tech stocks like Amazon, Apple, Microsoft and Tesla. Female-managed funds tend to have the lowest allocation to stocks like Berkshire Hathaway, Wells ... |
| | | | ... willing to pay an elevated price for earnings." Garrett agrees, arguing the tech titans; the likes of Facebook, Google, Amazon and Netflix, are growing significantly faster than their value peers. "So it makes sense that the CAPE ratio is higher," he ... |
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