Webinar Excerpt: Industrial Oil Gas and Re-industrialisation with Robert Swift24/1/2024 Reindustrialisation, energy and technology security is at the forefront of US policy with a big push to promote domestic production through subsidies. Which companies stand to gain from these initiatives?
Webinar Excerpt: Food and Agriculture Insights with Robert Swift23/1/2024 How can you benefit from technology solutions that are employed to grow food more effectively?
Webinar Excerpt: Some risk is still cheap (Part 2) Insights with Robert Swift19/1/2024
Why weight and size matters? What are the implications if you don’t purchase companies based on their weight and size in the index?
Webinar Excerpt: Some risk is still cheap (Part 1) Insights with Robert Swift19/1/2024
See the stocks that Wall Street heavily promoted, yet failed to deliver on their promises.
Webinar Excerpt: Oil & Gas, Nuclear – Energy Insights with Robert Swift19/1/2024 Is achieving net zero positions truly feasible, or is it proving to be more challenging than anticipated? Is nuclear energy the path to a sustainable future?
Webinar Excerpt: Listed Infrastructure Insights with Robert Swift19/1/2024
Webinar Excerpt: Interest Rates Insights with Robert Swift19/1/2024
Have Powell’s words saved us or condemned us?
Webinar Excerpt: Japanese Equities Insights with Robert Swift19/1/2024
Japanese companies are now making strides in the right direction, showcasing attractive PE ratio of 13-15 x earnings. The evidence of growth becomes apparent through the observation of revenue and earnings per share. Discover Swift’s insights on the Yen and Japanese equities.
Webinar Excerpt: US Infrastructure with Rob Swift19/1/2024 The United States received a C- on its infrastructure report card. If the government were to prioritise this, which industries and companies would stand to gain?
Webinar Excerpt: Is China going to undertake a U-turn? Insights with Robert Swift19/1/2024
There may be a promising opportunity unfolding here in HK, as speculation suggests that China could once again promote the private sector. With numerous companies currently trading at multi-year lows based on their value, could there be a potential to invest in these undervalued stocks that have been largely overlooked?
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