Archive of entries posted by David Hunkar

Foreign Stocks To Watch: Money-Laundering Danske and Declining Deutsche Bank

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Foreign stocks in the news and to watch for the following week are listed below. Additional links for items of interest are also included. Denmark’s Danske Bank(DNKEY) is involved in a massive money-laundering fraud at its Estonian branch. The CEO quit and the stock may suffer for months to come. The German government is in …

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U.S. Stocks Are Overvalued based on Price to Sales Ratio: Chart

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U.S. equities are reaching record highs and some investors are wondering how long the current bull market will last. The S&P 500 is up by over 9% on price basis YTD. Currently the P/E ratio of the index is 25.38. Based on the price to sales ratio stocks are reaching the levels last reached during …

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Why Manufacturing Jobs Are Better Jobs

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FT Alphaville published an interesting analysis on why manufacturing jobs in the US are better than other jobs. The article basically debunks Gary Cohn, ex-head of the President’s National Economic Council simplistic and lack of critical thinking views on why one would prefer a nice cushy office job in an air-conditioned office than working in mine …

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e-Commerce Bubble Compared to Other Bubbles: Chart

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FAANG stocks have soared in recent months like there is no tomorrow. In fact, Amazon, Apple, etc. have shot up nearly eight times since March 2010 according to a recent article by Frank Holmes of U.S. Global Investors. The bubble in the e-commerce sector is the second largest bubble in the past four decades as …

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