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Stocks Decline

Bearish viewThe “Great Bull Market” feels precarious. It’s time investors considered a contrarian view. Now that the record for the longest bull market in history has been set, the world is heading in a direction where economic growth...
11.10.2018
By Peter Rosenstreich
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US Rates Surge

While some are claiming to fully understand why US yield were blowout yesterday, we are still scratching our head. 10-year treasuries surged to 3.225%, adding 0.12% overnight. USD bulls charged, bidding up the greenback versus develop...
04.10.2018
By Peter Rosenstreich
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Crude Oil Becomes Political

Tightening supply is pushing oil prices higher. Yet it’s not all about fundamentals. Key oil producer’s reaction to US President Trump demands indicate that his international influence has faded.US sanctions on Iranian crude exports a...
24.09.2018
By Peter Rosenstreich
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US growth to slow

Q4 should see a US slowdown: we suspect China retaliations will erode US growth. This means the tightening cycle is pretty much priced in: 80% probability of a December hike and another 0.8% of tightening over the next 12 months. This...
24.09.2018
By Peter Rosenstreich
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Rebound in emerging markets as investors rotate to more risky assets

Emerging markets have a rather rough year in 2018, with EM currencies facing strong depreciation pressures and a broad-based market selloff, as investors lost risk appetite due to mounting global trade war issue along with geopolitica...
20.09.2018
By Vincent MIVELAZ
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Oil prices in turmoil

Crude oil is in full hesitation. Multiple events having opposite effects on crude prices are colliding, putting crude oil traders in a difficult situation. The day before, oil prices were facing strong resistances from June, period du...
13.09.2018
By Vincent MIVELAZ
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Swiss economy robust, but threats loom

The Swiss economy is on the rise and appears unaffected by current geopolitical events. GDP growth numbers are given at 3.4% on y/y basis, a pace not reached in the last 8 years while quarterly GDP data at 0.70% remains above average ...
06.09.2018
By Vincent MIVELAZ
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Oil up as US-China talks resume

Falling sharply between 10. July – 15. August, crude oil prices are bouncing from recent low, benefitting from a weakening dollar. Also, due to further duties from both US and China side as well as last decision from Chinese authoriti...
23.08.2018
By Vincent MIVELAZ
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Cannabis industry on the rise as related industry actors take part

Facing a strong selloff phase from July to mid-August amid increasing trade tensions and investors’ fear of credit contagion of USD-denominated nations, the cannabis industry has recently been facing a global risk-off sentiment across...
17.08.2018
By Vincent MIVELAZ
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Cisco strategic focus on recurring revenues is paying off

Cisco product strategy is paying off, and most investors won’t deny it. After announcing its Q4 forecasts in 16. May 2018 of y/y revenue growth along 4 – 6%, some investors estimated the target to be poor, pushing the share about -5% ...
17.08.2018
By Vincent MIVELAZ

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