Given product diversity and positioning in a stable sector, consumer staples may offer cash investors an opportunity to invest in highly rated credits with predictable cash flows through the economic cycle. As the Fed appears likely to lower interest rates later this year, this may be particularly beneficial for investors seeking to extend their portfolio duration’ Check out our latest blog by Alexander Goldman for more insight. Our blog: https://lnkd.in/eEz6uP_P #consumersproducts #cashinvestors
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My research identifies key factors like loss aversion and confirmation bias that affect retail investors' decisions. Despite the ideal long-term investment strategy, many buy high and sell low, driven by FOMO and herd mentality. With average holding periods of just two years for mutual funds and four months for stocks, 90% of traders earn less than bank interest rates. Insights from this study can help investors make better decisions and build sustainable wealth. 📊📉💼. #saveethaSchoolOfManagement #SIMATS #ResearchPaper #PaperPublication #MarketTrends #FinancialResearch #MutualFunds #StockMarket
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Simeon Siegel, CFA joined CNBC to discuss his team’s Deep Dive into Changes in Interest Rates, Flagging Who Benefits (& Hurts) From Cuts. “Everyone hears rate cuts and they think companies and people will have more money in their wallets and therefore everything is great. But if you think about it from a corporate perspective, the rate cuts help those who need money. And a lot of retailers are cash rich post the pandemic. So we looked for growth businesses t hat need money, growth stocks that are valued accordingly, as well as companies that are heavily in debt stand to benefit. And oddly enough, the healthiest buinssses, the ones that have been building up their balance sheets can see pressure as rate cuts lower the ability to generate interest income on their cash.” Watch the full segment here: http://spr.ly/6045rrSiF
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“Everyone hears rate cuts and they think companies and people will have more money in their wallets and therefore everything is great. But if you think about it from a corporate perspective, the rate cuts help those who need money. And a lot of retailers are cash rich post the pandemic. So we looked for growth businesses that need money, growth stocks that are valued accordingly, as well as companies that are heavily in debt stand to benefit. And oddly enough, the healthiest businesses, the ones that have been building up their balance sheets can see pressure as rate cuts lower the ability to generate interest income on their cash.” I joined CNBC to discuss my team’s "Deep Dive into Changes in Interest Rates, Flagging Who Benefits (& Hurts) From Cuts."
Simeon Siegel, CFA joined CNBC to discuss his team’s Deep Dive into Changes in Interest Rates, Flagging Who Benefits (& Hurts) From Cuts. “Everyone hears rate cuts and they think companies and people will have more money in their wallets and therefore everything is great. But if you think about it from a corporate perspective, the rate cuts help those who need money. And a lot of retailers are cash rich post the pandemic. So we looked for growth businesses t hat need money, growth stocks that are valued accordingly, as well as companies that are heavily in debt stand to benefit. And oddly enough, the healthiest buinssses, the ones that have been building up their balance sheets can see pressure as rate cuts lower the ability to generate interest income on their cash.” Watch the full segment here: http://spr.ly/6045rrSiF
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Record Highs, Choppy Markets? Retail Investors Unfazed! Despite market volatility and record highs, retail investors are showing no signs of slowing down. Fresh SIPs and new demat accounts are surging, indicating a growing confidence and interest in the market. 📈💪 #StockMarket #RetailInvestors #SIPs #DematAccounts #MarketTrends #Investment #FinancialGrowth #Trading #Finance #InvestorConfidence #StockTrading #WealthBuilding
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Some common types of retail trading include: Day Trading: Day traders buy and sell securities within the same trading day, aiming to profit from short-term price movements. They rely on technical analysis and market volatility to make quick trading decisions. Swing Trading: Swing traders hold positions for a few days to weeks, seeking to capture price swings in the market. They use a mix of technical and fundamental analysis to identify potential opportunities. Long-Term Investing: Long-term investors take a buy-and-hold approach, focusing on fundamental strength and growth prospects of companies. They hold onto investments for months or years, aiming to generate wealth over the long term. Are you ready to leverage the power of retail trading for your business? Contact us at https://lnkd.in/geXUjZzf #TradingReports #Stock #SmallCapCompany #ConsultingService #Investors #Reports #Trades #Liquidity #RetailTrading #BlockTrading #MarketMaking #SmallCapStocks
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