Posts Tagged ‘research’
Wary investors turn focus to corporate profits
Price targets for SGX cut ahead of results
BROKERS have cut their share price targets for the Singapore Exchange (SGX), ahead of its quarterly results next week, predicting earnings will be hit by weaker trading volumes.
But they also believe the exchange could benefit from an economic upturn and the stewardship of new CEO Magnus Bocker.
CIMB, in a research report, cut its target price for SGX to $8.38 from $8.83 and lowered its FY2010-12 … more
Riskless trade will keep Wall St grinding up
PROBABLY the best stock market advice in recent weeks came from Citi Investment Research, which in its Global Equity Strategist last week said that the surge is over and now the slow grind begins, which translates loosely to ‘the easy money’s been made, now things get a bit more difficult’.
Citi looked at previous collapses and recoveries, and concluded that since this one looks to be consistent w… more
Economic growth seen slowing this summer
A private research group says its gauge of future economic activity rose 0.1 percent in February, suggesting slow economic growth this summer.
Economic – Economic growth – Social Sciences – Research – Forecasting and Consulting
Lowdown on China stock markets
Panellists from NTU’s Nanyang Business School:
Dr Hwang Chuan Yang, Professor of Finance & Director of Research and PhD Programme
Dr Zhang Huai, Associate Professor of Accounting
Dr Luo Jiang, Associate Professor of Banking and Finance
Dr Xin Chang, Simba, Assistant Professor of Banking and Finance
Moderator and writer: Narendra Aggarwal, Director, Public Affairs, NBS
OVERVIE… more
Market analysts sniff for headwinds beyond the V
(SINGAPORE) Things are looking pretty solid in equities. Stock markets have posted a V-shape rebound, and some research houses even expect indices to hit fresh highs in the year ahead.
But analysts also see some major headwinds next year that could derail any recovery in stock markets.
In a report, David Rosenberg, chief market strategist at investment firm Gluskin Sheff, points out that although … more



