I hear where you are coming from, and am very impressed with your article considering your young age. But I am confused about your comment regarding trading inverse ETFs. Can you elaborate? Do you have a lot of experience in this area?
I find it interesting that many large and established American companies are experiencing a greater revenue growth and share overseas. So, therefore, they will eventually focus their attention overseas and may even re incorporate overseas. This could be problematic for America(which experiences job loss to overseas markets and tax revenue already).
Most of the dividend decreases/cuts come from companies heavily invested in the energy sector. For this reason, there is skew from one particular sector representing a huge portion of dividend decreases. In addition, I disagree with #Microsoft dividend safety raking on the grounds that a company with a predicted revenue payout ratio of 43%. Also, Microsoft has a AAA credit ranking a significant amount of assets held overseas. $MSFT
Also, I believe the phenomenon is will work based off the low global #GDP growth and the fact companies store funds overseas and they do not repatriate the funds in order to not pay #taxes. Therefore, companies save significant sums of money in potential tax fees by taking a loan against the funds stored overseas and using that money for operations.
The retail sector in particular is taking a significant beating due to the emergence of major e commerce players like Amazon and Jet. For this reason, these earnings reports are a sign that certain industries are facing a correction of sorts.
Puts into perspective the exports for Chinese goods would rise only if the raw materials were priced in yuan. So, incidentally, Chinese exports fell since the raw materials were priced in dollars and not yuan, which caused a price increase for goods once you convert there prices from dollar to yuan.
We live in interesting times. The fact that high yield comes at an expensive valuation and bond yields are at record lows force investors to struggle and seek new ways of earning other forms of passive income.
Yeah, well Yahoo can play on a "bigger stage" so to speak because of the fact that they are going to merge with AOL and help propel Verizon and effectively compete with the likes of Facebook and Google.
The problem is that student debt is not dispensible in bankruptcy court and the cost of education has outpaced inflation for the last 20 plus years. The US has to subsidize education costs in order to keep tuition increases with inflation.
What really caught my eye was the fact that the UK decided to not cut interest rates in order to stimulate economic growth. Given, the fact that they could face a receesion in the coming quarters.
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I hear where you are coming from, and am very impressed with your article considering your young age. But I am confused about your comment regarding trading inverse ETFs. Can you elaborate? Do you have a lot of experience in this area?
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I find it interesting that many large and established American companies are experiencing a greater revenue growth and share overseas. So, therefore, they will eventually focus their attention overseas and may even re incorporate overseas. This could be problematic for America(which experiences job loss to overseas markets and tax revenue already).
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Most of the dividend decreases/cuts come from companies heavily invested in the energy sector. For this reason, there is skew from one particular sector representing a huge portion of dividend decreases. In addition, I disagree with #Microsoft dividend safety raking on the grounds that a company with a predicted revenue payout ratio of 43%. Also, Microsoft has a AAA credit ranking a significant amount of assets held overseas. $MSFT
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Also, I believe the phenomenon is will work based off the low global #GDP growth and the fact companies store funds overseas and they do not repatriate the funds in order to not pay #taxes. Therefore, companies save significant sums of money in potential tax fees by taking a loan against the funds stored overseas and using that money for operations.
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The retail sector in particular is taking a significant beating due to the emergence of major e commerce players like Amazon and Jet. For this reason, these earnings reports are a sign that certain industries are facing a correction of sorts.
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Puts into perspective the exports for Chinese goods would rise only if the raw materials were priced in yuan. So, incidentally, Chinese exports fell since the raw materials were priced in dollars and not yuan, which caused a price increase for goods once you convert there prices from dollar to yuan.
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We live in interesting times. The fact that high yield comes at an expensive valuation and bond yields are at record lows force investors to struggle and seek new ways of earning other forms of passive income.
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Yeah, well Yahoo can play on a "bigger stage" so to speak because of the fact that they are going to merge with AOL and help propel Verizon and effectively compete with the likes of Facebook and Google.
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The problem is that student debt is not dispensible in bankruptcy court and the cost of education has outpaced inflation for the last 20 plus years. The US has to subsidize education costs in order to keep tuition increases with inflation.
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What really caught my eye was the fact that the UK decided to not cut interest rates in order to stimulate economic growth. Given, the fact that they could face a receesion in the coming quarters.