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Weekly dispatches
Coal: the outcast about to make a comeback?
Coal mines offer up to 40% annual return. This is not the only reason why this an industry worth investigating.
Hydrogen: why investors should pay attention
Hydrogen is a powerful form of energy, but it’s often overshadowed by solar and wind. Could hydrogen stocks become a surprise growth investment?
Petrobras: time to love oil stocks again
In December 2018, I featured Gazprom as the world’s best dividend play. Introducing today: Brazil’s Petrobras, its legitimate successor.
The Baby Amazon of South America – now on sale!
In China, 52% of all retail purchases are made online. In South America, it’s 6%. This South American e-commerce stock will benefit when the market finally catches up.
The Gartner Hype Cycle in real life: e-commerce stocks in emerging markets
How to apply the simple but effective Gartner Hype Cycle in practice? Meet the group of stocks that fits right into this analysis tool.
The Gartner Hype Cycle – a tool to always keep in mind!
There is one very simple rule that has proven invaluable during my investment career. It’s too effective and important not to share with you.
SeaWorld Entertainment – why an “uninvestable” stock rose by over 500%
In 2013, SeaWorld Entertainment got shamed over its treatment of orcas. Many believed the stock would never recover, but it’s now at an all-time high. What happened?
Blogs to watch (part 24): Sunday’s Idea Brunch (Edwin Dorsey)
Which investors and fund managers deserve more attention? Discover those “underfollowed” investors in Sunday’s Idea Brunch, Edwin Dorsey’s latest blog.
Petershill Partners – the holding company that Goldman Sachs wants to succeed
Petershill Partners is a newly IPOed specialist fund manager that is complex and opaque. It’s worth keeping an eye on, though, for that very reason.
Loma Negra – the Argentinean value play with a p/e of 2
To find deep value, look at out-of-favour countries. Argentina’s Loma Negra has a dominant market position, a solid balance sheet, and the prospect of a >20% dividend yield.
Woulda, coulda, shoulda – is Naked Wines a buy even after its 13% jump?
A US fund manager yesterday tipped Naked Wines as “the Netflix of wine”, and the stock is up considerably this week. Is it still worth a closer look?