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📈 Weekly Investment Review: inflation, Fed and interesting results!
This week is packed with crucial data from the US economy, the Fed Chair's speech and company results from around the world.
🌍Monday
Market reaction to positive feedback in the US-China negotiations.
📉 Tuesday
US inflation (CPI) - Key number of the week. Even a minor deviation can significantly change the mood of...
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Shares of Sony 📈 are up more than 6% and reassessing the purchase of Paramount Global! 🎬
Company Sony Corporation is a global technology and entertainment conglomerate headquartered in Tokyo. Sony is known for its broad portfolio of products and services, including consumer electronics, game consoles (especially PlayStation 🎮), music and movies. Sony is a pioneer in innovation,...
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🗓️Následující week in the world of investment: key news and events!
This week I'll be watching mainly macroeconomic data from the US. 📊 Of course there will be a few companies worth watching!
Here's an overview of what's to come:
🚬On Monday, I'll be watching British American Tobacco's earnings before the markets open $BTI.
💬 On Tuesday, we'll have data on PPI inflation in theUS...
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I'm of the same opinion as the others. Playstation is the better console, however, as far as stock goes, $MSFT clearly leads.
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Sony is exactly the kind of company where you see its qualities, but it belongs in the "nice to have but don't have to have them all" group.
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As I wrote yesterday, Japan is currently the best performing stock market this year, let's take a look at a few companies that dominate the market there and could be an interesting investment.
Sony Corporation $SONYSonyis an international conglomerate that specializes in electronics, entertainment products and game consoles. The company is known for its televisions, cameras,...
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Japan has a super market and economy, but it's because they are mega indebted. I've come to see them a little differently since I found out. I thought they earned everything and were at such a high technological level because they put it all in, but it's not quite like that. I think on a % basis they are even worse off than the US.
I understand what the company does and how it operates, but the potential here is limited and it's not exactly a growth stock.