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1072 days ago

Alphabet's share price reached new all-time high

Google owner Alphabet literally smashed earnings expectations, with an EPS at $26.29 instead of the $15.82 expected. After this smashing quarter, the company is sitting on $135 billion of cash, and plans to invest $7 billion in offices and data centres to create at least 10,000 new full-time jobs. The stock price is now at $2,388 pre-market. 

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Alphabet's share price reached new all-time high

1072 days ago

Where does the EU imports its clothes from?

In 2020, the EU imported €69 billion worth of clothes from outside the Eurozone, €21 million of which from China, followed by Bangladesh and Turkey. Note that the EU also exported €30 billion outside Europe in the same timeframe. 

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Where does the EU imports its clothes from?

1072 days ago

Global equities hot run since November 2020 lows

It appears as though corrections have been infrequent in the recent months. Corrections over 5% have only been seen in September and November of last year.

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1073 days ago

Goldman: Sector valuations compared to the market and their history

Cheaper than market and cheaper versus history include Diversified Financials, Banks, Real Estate, Telcos, Utilities and Metals & Mining.

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Sector valuation by Goldman Sachs

1073 days ago

Pet stocks soared during the pandemic

What do you do when you're bored, stuck at home and lack social interactions? You buy a pet. At least that's what many people did, with record adoption rates as well as pet-related spending which made pet companies thrive. Share prices of companies like Chewy, Pets at Home and Zooplus all soared during the pandemic, not only because of higher rates of adoption, but also because of owners having more time and money to take care of their fluffy loved ones. What's more, it is rather unlikely that this trend falters soon, as once people buy a pet, it is generally really hard to part with it.

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Pet stocks soared during the pandemic
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