Syla Technologies is a prop-tech company centered on ‘Rimawari-kun’, the largest real estate crowdfunding service in Japan. Real estate is the second largest asset class after bonds and stocks, but its full potential has not been realized due to market inefficiencies … Continue reading Japanese Asset Management platform Syla Technologies files for $17M US IPO
Malaysian biotech CytoMed Therapeutics (GDTC) has filed for a proposed $15M initial public offering. CytoMed is a biotech company spun off from Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), Singapore’s lead R&D agency in public sector and focus on translating … Continue reading Malaysian biotech CytoMed Therapeutics files for $10M US IPO
Over the last few years, insiders as a group have been huge sellers of technology stocks. The need to diversify their holdings combined with stock prices that had been bid up to levels unhinged from reality contributed to these large … Continue reading Datadog: The Technology New Star With Recent Insider Buying
Data showed that China’s economy was a burden on Alibaba’s core business, but the Chinese ecommerce giant’s happy enough. China’s economic woes have been taking a toll on Alibaba: while the firm inched sales up by 3% last quarter from … Continue reading Alibaba got squeezed in China’s economic crunch, but it wasn’t all toil and trouble
What did Goldman find? It broke down a series of risk factors, but before we dive deep into those, let’s take a look at where we are now in terms of delinquency rates. They aren’t trending upward: in the US, … Continue reading Goldman Sachs Believes Housing Will Live To Fight Another Day
Exxon and Chevron are the latest big energy firms to report piled-up profit this year. Exxon, for starters, boasted its strongest quarter in its 152-year history. The oil and gas behemoth’s earnings nearly tripled from the same time last year to hit … Continue reading Exxon And Chevron Are Making Big Tech Look Like Old News
What are the three big risks? 1. Recession The risks of a recession are higher in Europe than in the US – and mostly that’s down to the Russia-Ukraine war and sharply higher energy costs. And the economic slowdown in China has everyone … Continue reading Global Market Sentiment-Fall Time
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway reported quarterly results over the weekend, which showed that healthy income from high interest rates made up for some of last quarter’s stock losses. What Does This Mean? Warren Buffett and his right-hand man Charlie Munger have beefed … Continue reading Buffeted But Still Standing
MSCI’s index of Dutch stocks has risen 34% in US dollar terms during 2021. Two small European stock markets have produced some of the biggest gains in global equities this year, fuelled by companies benefiting from the chip shortage and … Continue reading Dutch and Austrian equities storm ahead of larger markets
While there has been an unpleasant realisation that in the near term growth is not going to be quite as strong as it was, the consensus expectation is that bottlenecks will soon ease, demand will continue to be strong and … Continue reading Bank stocks as bellwethers
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