Tag: emerging markets
This Bullish Reversal Pattern Could Be Good For Chinese Stocks!
The hard hit Chinese Hang Seng Index tested a big support level this month.
Is this key Chinese stock market index ready to stage a...
Trade Wars, Negotiations, and Weaponization of the U.S. Dollar
The Uncivil Civil War discussed the sanguine approach many investors take towards equity risk despite clear signs of domestic political turbulence. The article put the...
Stock Market Update: Emerging Markets Opportunity Brewing?
With the S&P 500 (NYSEARCA: SPY) within a stone’s throw of finally reaching January’s all-time-high up at 2,872.87, and the other major U.S. indices...
S&P 500 Weekly Outlook: Emerging Market Risks Rising
The stock market had an interesting week, blowing off negative news... until Friday. It then became apparent that concerns out of the emerging markets...
Weekend Stock Market Update: Looking For Some Hot Stuff
A twist to Donna Summers’ sizzling 1979 hit, we investors are always lookin’ for the next hot stuff to trade.
Like a house draped in...
Research Spotlight: Emerging Markets Currency Concerns
Despite a recent pullback, the US dollar has firmed up a bit in 2018. A strong US economy helps, as does a Federal reserve...
What Is PE10 Telling Investors About Emerging Market Equities?
Forecasting is hard, especially about the future, but with the right indicators we can make it at least a little less hard.
In today's article...
World Economic Survey: Forget About “Demand Deficiency”
A short time ago people were writing thought pieces on the "demand deficient" environment, and other buzzwords like "secular stagnation", but as time has...
Global Consumer Sentiment Supports Bullish Growth Outlook
There is a little-watched and relatively obscure set of indicators produced by Thomson Reuters and Ipsos, called the primary consumer sentiment indexes.
These provide a standardized...
Global Economic Power Struggle: Emerging vs Developed Markets
If it feels like there's a power struggle underway between developed markets and emerging economies, it's probably in part because the economic balance of...
