In our Top 5 this week, we reveal a winning factor portfolio recipe, uncover the Technology sector’s ongoing disguise, and look at the discomfort of confirmation bias. All this and more…
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The heavyweight champions of investment bloggers in 2017 are crowned. This post highlights some of the investment wisdom they’ve shared on their blogs this year. We base our rank on 105 featured investment bloggers, 265 investment articles, and 828 bullet points.
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This post highlights some of the investment wisdom our Close Contenders shared on their blogs in 2017. We base our rank on 105 featured investment bloggers, 265 investment articles, and 828 bullet points.
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Chart of the Day: Four large Thai banks: KTB, BBL, KBANK, and SCB all have an NPL-to-net loans ratio above the world. BBL is likely able to absorb those more easily.
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Malaysia’s GDP has been growing at a steady clip just above 5% over the last four quarters. Overall, Malaysia is relatively unattractive, considering FVMR. Earnings are expected to see a slight fall in 2017.
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In our Top 5 this week, we check out the Bitcoin craze, discover if U.S. Treasury bonds are as unattractive as they seem, and compare factors and characteristics. All this and more…
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At 6.6%, The Philippines has the second fastest GDP growth in Asia (only India’s is faster). Overall, it’s a moderately attractive market in Asia. The Philippines totes the highest valuation in Asia on a price-to-earnings basis at 21x in 2017CE*.
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Singapore’s GDP has been growing at a slow pace of late, 2.4% over the last four quarters. The market remains relatively cheap, considering its price-to-earnings ratio relative to Asia. Its PE is expected to sit below 15x for the year.
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Taiwan’s GDP has been growing at a slow pace of late, 2.4% in the most recent quarter. Private consumption and investment have been the main contributors to GDP growth, but exports have put a slight drag on overall growth. Dividend yield remains the highest in Asia.
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Indonesia’s GDP has been growing at a rapid pace, 5% over the past year. Private consumption and investment have been the main contributors to GDP growth, while government consumption has been slightly reduced, despite the government’s big plans for infrastructure and energy investments over the next five years.
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