Corporate Insights

The Most Crowded Trade of the Year: Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt

As one would expect euphoric periods offer poor returns and periods with horrendous sentiment tend to offer more attractive returns. Let’s see where the crowded trades are now.

IPO of the Week: Invitation Homes, Inc.

Founded in 2012, Invitation Homes is a single-family homes rental company. The company owns and operates homes for lease in the United States.

Our Prosperity is Tied to the U.S. Economy

Hypothetically speaking, if you had to invest in a particular area of the U.S. economy, which do you think would offer the best investment opportunity?

IPO of the Week: MongoDB, Inc.

Incorporated in 2007 under the name 10Gen, and launched the Server in 2009, MongoDB is a database software provider.

IPO of the Week: MongoDB, Inc.

Incorporated in 2007 under the name 10Gen, and launched the Server in 2009, MongoDB is a database software provider.

A Podcast on stock screening techniques and recent consumer trends

Brand guru Eric Clark did a recent podcast on Investing City where he talks about identifying great stocks as well as recent consumer trends.

Plain Talk, Fuzzy Math

Plains All American (PAA) held their investor day last week. Continued growth in output from the Permian in West Texas is driving new pipeline...

Companies Benefiting from Strong Chinese Consumer Demand

China continues to dominate market headlines, as global tariff wars heat up. Many companies are benefitting from growing domestic consumption and spending power in China and the rest of Asia.

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