At a conference last week, Perpetual and Corporate Travel Management were tipped to investors. I’ve checked out what the analysts think of these two stocks and then given you my view below.
Now the Trump post-election rally must endure a reality biting phase, when profit-takers cash in on a market rise that while understandable was over-the-top.
Letting personal emotions drive investment decisions has been identified as a big mistake when it comes to stock markets generally. While President Donald Trump comes with a bag of balls that could be thrown with a worrying curve, I want to survey a range of analysts to see if my cautious optimism for stocks is backed up by sound arguments. This is the message of my article today.
I’m delaying my story for a few days as I want to check out the CPI for the US, which is out on Wednesday.
Elon Musk’s support for Donald Trump, which coincided with a good sales report for the carmaker, looked like one of the best punts of all time by a hi-tech entrepreneur!
Should you invest before or after the US election result? Here’s a form guide and historical look at the big race on Cup Day for the White House!
It was a loser week locally. In fact, it has been a loser month. But we are up over 7% for the half year and 18.5% for the year
Both these questions are hard ones to answer but here are three stocks I’ve got out on the mat to check whether I should sell, hold or buy more.
Despite rising bond yields and the growing uncertainty, as well as the implications of who will win the US election, Wall Street is doing its best to resist gravity.
Does history back my belief that this rally has legs? What are the signs that I’m seeing that this rally can last? Am I up for big changes to my core portfolio? Is there a stock that looks like it has upside potential, despite the Middle East issues and upcoming US election?
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