In this post, lets discuss the Top 10 European utility companies and their ADR stocks. For our analysis lets use the Dow Jones STOXX® 600 Utilities Index as the proxy.This contains all the largest utility companies of Europe.There are a total of 33 components in this index.The components are: Utility Name: AEM Atel Holding AG …
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The following country specific closed-end funds are trading at a discount to their NAVs. This means they are cheap to pick up at these levels. This is not the only factor that must be considered before investing in them. But its a good point to starting one’s research into the world of closed-end funds. In …
Photo: Tulips in The Netherlands 1.Dan Hyde of “This is Money” says in the article Stock markets: A history of boom and bust that “History is littered with stock market dips, shocks and crashes, throwing entire economies into turmoil. With the FTSE 100 down 23% on its recent high in 2007 and a potential recession …
Recently there was an article in the Legal Affairs magazine about Malaysia. The article mentioned that researchers have concluded a country’s legal system is a major that determines its success or failure in overall growth. Thoughtfully they agreed that this factor was in addition to other traditional factors like political system, economic policies, etc. The …
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In this post, lets review the top banks of Canada.Specifically we will analyze the Canadian bank stocks that trade as interlisted stocks in the US. Photo: Toronto Skyline The following are some of the large banks in Canada: 1. Royal Bank of Canada 2. Bank of Nova Scotia 3. Bank of Montreal 4. TD Canada …