Inflation threats scared the market, and sent tech shares down. We discuss seasonality and highlight weakness can resurface after a bounce.
The global semiconductor shortage calls for capital investments. Commodity inflation is here. CPIs are low still, but long bonds sell off. Biotech is a sweet spot.
March has a tendency to be rather volatile – weaker in post-election years than normal. Saint Patrick’s Day and Triple Witching Options Expiration Week offer certain interesting trade opportunities.
A deep dive into an up and coming esport betting company.
This company has leveraged up in the low interest rate environment. It has also led a green update in its industry. As commodity prices rebound, this deep value play could see huge gains.
Who does not want to invest in the finest produce the world can offer? The latest fashion? The fastest cars? The best gadgets? All of which are fantastic products to own but it turns out it is not a bad investment choice either. The Dominion Global Luxury Fund returned a tidy 16% in USD over Read more ➝
A wild week for marijuana, bitcoin and ‘meme’ trading. The UK market is viewed as undervalued after Brexit.
Now National Insurance contributions – for British citizens including expats – are paid according to the type of CLASS of contribution that you are liable to make. Which CLASS is relevant to you can be the first complicated calculation.
With chip shortages hurting automakers production levels, especially in the EV marketplace, these semiconductor companies stand to gain.
Two semiconductor stocks are technically set up to run after clearing good earnings reports.
