Archive of entries posted by David Hunkar

Knowledge is Power: California, Accidental Empire, Irish Recovery Edition

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Small investors will wait a year to join in Lloyds’ privatisation after Treasury announces £3.2bn sale of shares to the City (This is Money) The FTSE stocks you can depend on for dividend growth (Trustnet) Germany’s ‘accidental empire’ (Social Europe Journal) Euro crisis could return this fall (Deutsche Welle) Who’ll benefit from China? (The Asset) Irish recovery underway, …

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New Peruvian ADS: Grana y Montero S.A.A.

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Lima,Peru-based Grana y Montero is the latest Peruvian company that started trading on the NYSE on July 24th, 2013 under the ticker GRAM. This holding company operates in four business segments: Engineering & Constructions, Infrastructure, Real Estate and Services. The company’s successful IPO raised about $413 million by selling about 19.5 million ADS (American Depository Shares) …

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The Five Best and Worst Performing Exchange-listed Latin American Stocks YTD

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The Five Best-Performing Exchange-listed Latin American Stocks YTD are listed below: 1.Company: Gruma SAB de CV (GMK) Current Dividend Yield: N/A YTD Change: 84.88% Country: Mexico 2.Company: Telecom Argentina (TEO) Current Dividend Yield: 4.54% YTD Change: 70.21% Country: Argentina 3.Company: Industrias Bachoco (IBA) Current Dividend Yield: 1.38% YTD Change: 44.73% Country: Mexico 4.Company: Maxcom Telecomunicaciones …

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Knowledge is Power: Domino Effect, Emerging Markets, UK Recovery Edition

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Waste vs. Value in American Health Care (NY Times) What happens to stocks when a Fed chief exits? (The Star) Britain’s economic recovery: three key challenges to long-term growth (The Guardian) Who are Canada’s top 1%? (CBC) The Domino Defect: Five Years After Crisis, Banks No Better Off (Der Spiegel) U.S. consumer stocks getting ahead of themselves (The Globe and Mail) …

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