Founded by veteran money manager Jean - Luc Landry in 2002, Landry Investment Management Inc. was created to provide a series of momentum oriented portfolios covering
the major global equity markets.
With U.S. stocks having their best year since 2013, the strong performance was also seen in most of
the major global equity markets — A rare tailwind that continues into 2018 is «synchronized global growth».
Strong performance was not confined to the U.S. as most of
the major global equity markets posted double - digit returns as well.
Due to the global economic slowdown last year and the very strong U.S. dollar and Chinese yuan, we experienced a significant earnings recession for the S&P 500 and other
major global equity markets.
Not exact matches
Long a
major contributor to
global growth, it has a significant impact on capital
markets — the January
equities scare was caused by fears about a Chinese slowdown.
Although
equity indexes for the United States and other
major developed
markets reached loftier levels in 2017, conditions have remained fairly supportive for
global stocks.
Due primarily to weakness in
equities around the world in March, the
Global Market Index (GMI), an unmanaged benchmark that holds all the major asset classes in market - value weights, shed 1.0 % in
Market Index (GMI), an unmanaged benchmark that holds all the
major asset classes in
market - value weights, shed 1.0 % in
market - value weights, shed 1.0 % in March.
The externals have been mixed so far this week with the
global equity markets in a light round of profit taking selling while the U.S. dollar is correcting to the downside after hitting new highs against most
major currency pairs.
Japan's
equity market has recently become more momentum driven, reversing a long - standing anomaly in which Japan was the only
major global market where momentum didn't work but value did.
Despite the recent fluctuations and concern about
major corrections in
global equity markets, Craig Erlam, senior
market analyst at Oanda, says fundamentals, like corporate earnings, remain positive.
We predicted a
major correction in
global equity markets on 5th October 2007 for 2008 and advised investors much in advance.
Global equities were mixed with the NIKKEI off 0.2 %, FTSE +0.5 %, S&P futures unchanged, with the other
major markets on holiday.
There is one
major difference in today's bull
market versus previous bull
markets which could cause all
global equity prices to move substantially higher.
Additionally, notwithstanding the post-election bounce in
equities, both
global stock and bond
markets, especially over the near term, may face headwinds in a number of forms, any one of which has the potential to be the catalyst for a
major retracement.
Norm Boersma, chief investment officer of Templeton
Global Equity Group, explains why his team doesn't see
major cause for alarm amid the recent
market correction — and why they think conditions look ripe for a value - oriented approach.
Proficient in Japanese, he regularly advises
major Japanese and international companies and financial institutions on a broad range of
global capital
markets transactions including SEC - registered and exempt offerings of debt,
equity,
equity - linked and hybrid securities.
U.S.
equity markets plunged on the first day of the second quarter, as
global trade tensions and a mass exodus from so - called FAANG stocks weighed on the
major indexes.