Archive of entries posted by David Hunkar

Knowledge is Power: Global Dividend Study, Biosimilars, Extrapolation Edition

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After Greek Turmoil, Should You Give European Stocks a Chance? (Schwab) A Solution for Yield-Starved Insurance Companies: Dividend Equities (Standish) Henderson Global Dividend Study – Edition 7 (Henderson) Lifting the lid on US equity market volatility (Invesco UK) Don’t Submit to Market Distortions (AB Blog) Research Drives Biotech Gains, but Some Valuations Appear High (T.Rowe Price) Where in the World …

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The Top 50 Global Pharma Companies 2015

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The Pharm Exec magazine published its annual ranking of the Global Pharma companies for 2015 earlier this year. The top ranked companies are selected based on sales. From the research report: Specialty drug sales, record-breaking M&A paired with tax synergies, and global expansion helped to bring a new face into this year’s Pharma 50 top 10, …

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The Ten Largest U.S. Electric Utilities

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The utility sector is lagging the S&P 500 this year as investors fret over the impact of rising interest rates on utilities. For investors looking to gain exposure or take a contrarian view on this sector, the following are the ten largest US electric utilities: 1.Company: Consolidated Edison Inc. (ED) Current Dividend Yield: 4.17% 2.Company: …

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Despite Volatility Keep Calm And Stay Invested In The Market

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Equity markets worldwide have become extrememly volatile in the past few weeks. After the Greek debt drama ended after many months of twists and turns, seemingly out of nowhere China took the center stage. Though the Chinese economy has been in doldrums for a year or more now, investors suddenly turned their attention to China. …

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