In our Top 5 this week, we look at where the investment management industry is failing, look at why we need to define asset classes, and reveal what we all have in common. All this and more…
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The Erawan Group is a company that invests in the hotel and building rental business with a total of 46 hotels in Thailand and other popular destinations. Profitability has slowly improved but was still below average in the past 12 months.
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Somboon Advance Technology acts as OEM for the automotive sector. In the past 12 months, SAT’s Profitable Growth ranked among the top 564 of 1,410 medium Consumer Discretionary companies globally.
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Berli Jucker is a manufacturing, trading and retailing conglomerate. It acquired Thailand’s third biggest supermarket chain Big C in May 2016. Following the consolidation of Big C, the Profitable Growth rank slumped.
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MONO Technology engages in media and entertainment business in Thailand. Profitable Growth has improved in recent years but is still below average among 1,140 Info Tech companies worldwide.
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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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