Bullwhip effect: Why big tech’s woes are temporary (and their shares an extraordinary buying opportunity)
The real reason why investors are wrong to be spooked by big tech earnings. Since their 2021 peaks, the share prices of the world’s largest technology companies have recorded massive declines. Many investors, are thinking about offloading these stocks but the silver lining is that the pain is very likely only temporary.
After COVID-19, mRNA-leader Moderna has the potential to become a major pharma disruptor
The potential for Moderna to exploit mRNA and massively expand its operational scope makes it a compelling investment opportunity that the market is failing to recognize.
Are Alibaba shares oversold?
We do not argue that investing in China isn’t ‘risky’ per-se, but rather, investors are likely to be well-compensated for taking those risks. Looking at Alibaba, the reward to risk ratio is particularly strong making it a compelling investment opportunity.
How Alphabet is using AI to power its future business success
Investors overlook and take for granted that silently sitting beneath the surface of Alphabet is perhaps the most cutting-edge AI apparatus the world has ever seen. Artificial Intelligence is enhancing all areas of Alphabet’s business, from those with valuable monetization models including Search, YouTube and Cloud, to emerging opportunities like autonomous driving (Waymo).
2022 investing game plan: The recent sell-off has put mega caps on sale
– Chris Demasi As Mike Tyson said, ‘everyone has a plan…until they get punched in the face’. That must be how a lot of investors feel just one month into 2022 after sharp falls in equity markets in January. But this recent bout of volatility and market weakness should not be a time to […]
Why the market is failing to appreciate ServiceNow’s potential
-Amit Nath It is rare to see a side-hustle turn into a $US100bn enterprise software giant, but this incredible feat is exactly what ServiceNow has achieved. Perhaps even more incredible though, is the core driver of ServiceNow’s success remains significantly under-monetized. ServiceNow has performed well but remains under appreciated Source: Bloomberg ServiceNow […]
Stock in Focus: The hidden reason Meta (Facebook) is a screaming buy
For a business of this quality, with large, tangible, high-probability growth prospects, this is a highly compelling opportunity for any global investor to consider.
From ugly duckling to a beautiful swan: Why The Carlyle Group may be the next Blackstone
Standing on the shoulders of giants, Carlyle is following in the footsteps of its larger peers like KKR, Blackstone and Apollo in trimming their cost structure, shifting their mix towards stickier revenues, and launching captive insurance arms, to ensure they are best placed to participate in the structural growth of private markets.
Barbarians in your portfolio: The best way to access the private markets boom
Of the private market giants, our preferred option is Blackstone, the world’s number one player with $US731 billion of assets under management (AUM) across all asset classes. The company has grown its AUM by 16% per annum for the last decade. It has created a ‘flywheel’ where its success allows it to attract the best talent and best deals, that lead to further success.
How Flutter is replicating Sportsbet’s Australian success with FanDuel in the US
It is uncertain what the US competitive landscape will look like after years of newly regulated states and competitive customer acquisition still to come, but if Flutter can replicate Sportsbet’s success with FanDuel, it will help to unlock the huge valuation upside that makes Flutter such a compelling investment today.