Even Small Fees Will Substantially Reduce A Portfolio’s Return

Investing in equities involve analyzing a multitude of factors. Some of these factors include worrying about Trump’s impeachment, who will win the US Presidential elections net year, US-China Trade wars, oil prices, Fed’s QE programs, value of the dollar, etc. All of these factor’s are beyond an investor’s control. One of the few factors that …

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Five Deep Value Foreign Stocks For 2020 And Beyond

One of the strategies of investing in equities is to identify and invest in stocks that offer deep value. These are stocks that are currently hated by the market but have strong fundamentals and are trading at deep discounts. They are also cheap relative to their peers and fades. While it may not happen in …

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Foreign Stock Indices are Highly Concentrated in Low-Growth Sectors

US equities have performed extremely well over the past decade relative to other developed markets. Even this year, US stocks have soared by nearly 20% so far this year. The reason for the out-performance is that the main US indices are dominated by high-growth sectors such as technology, health care and consumer tech. On the …

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Which is Better for Long-Term Investment: Nike (or) Adidas?

American company Nike(NKE) is the world leader in the footwear and sports apparel industry. It is so large and important to the US economy that it is a constituent of the Dow Jones Index. Germany-based Adidas (ADDYY) is the competitor of Nike. In this post, let us take a look at the performance of these …

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