Switzer’s star stocks revisited
Today I’m putting last Saturday’s star performing stocks under the analysts’ microscope to see if the gains are a sign of better returns to come. Three out of four of these look very interesting.
Peter Switzer is the founder of Switzer Group - a content, publishing and financial services firm. Peter is an award-winning broadcaster, talking each morning to 2GB's Ben Fordham about the latest in finance and money. You can read his views daily on Switzer.com.au, and subscribe to Switzer Report for his latest insights, analysis and recommendations.
Today I’m putting last Saturday’s star performing stocks under the analysts’ microscope to see if the gains are a sign of better returns to come. Three out of four of these look very interesting.
With US President Donald Trump now playing Mr Nice Guy on the tariffs front, global stock markets are lapping it up.
I’ve been looking for recommendations for two of my financial planning clients. I’ll share with you what I’ve come up with. Be clear on this: if they were full-on growth investors, then I’d be more aggressive.
The Trump U-turns on tariffs have been a great fillip for stocks. Reasonable trade deals are now what’s needed to keep this momentum going.
The investments I talked about today are linked to what I think are believable future scenarios. All of them have terrific upside potential, but you just might have to be patient with a few of them.
Yes, stock markets have lapped up the Trump U-turns on tariffs! We can only hope that the US President and his team of yes men and women have learnt this lesson
It’s a good sign that Wall Street was able to finish on a positive note, with all four most-watched indexes (i.e. the Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq and Russell 2000) all ending up over 1%
You never want a serious crisis to go to waste so let me tell you the six quality stocks I’ll be buying as soon as I think ‘normalcy’ is back.
It’s a good sign that Wall Street was able to finish on a positive note, with all four most-watched indexes (i.e. the Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq and Russell 2000) all ending up over 1%
These are crazy times for stocks, and I’ve never had to deal with anything like this before. But keep calm because my view is that Trump doesn’t want to be responsible for a global recession that we didn’t have to have.
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