Analysts at The Lexington Group think that the tech sector will outperform the overall market for the rest of the year. They are recommending Apple, IBM, Qualcomm, and Seagate.
Last year The Lexington Group invested in a number of American air carriers, which paid off as the sector has significantly outperformed the S&P 500, they expect the trend to continue and for the share prices to keep rising.
OCI Resource's IPO is expected to hit the market by the end of the week and analysts at The Lexington Group are giving it a buy rating. The company has a strong customer base, experienced management, and substantial mineral reserves.
Analysts at The Lexington Group predict gold to rally strongly in the second half of 2013. Citing a variety of factors including military intervention in the Middle East, quantitative easing, and increased consumption.
Most Asian markets rose on Monday, with the notable exception of Japan. Hopes of delayed tapering by the US Fed drove gold and oil prices higher, boosting stocks in the sector.
Spurred by positive PMI data from both the European region and Asia, the Stoxx Europe broke a 3 day losing streak. Mining firms were some of the day´s best performers.
The Lexington Group announces the expansion of its Equity Coverage into Thailand. Werawat Morakot joins the firm in Tokyo to leads a team of six analysts to cover various sectors in the country´s market.
The Lexington Group announces the hiring of three senior traders to strengthen their cash equities research in Tokyo. The three new employees bring a combined 46 years of experience to the division.
The Lexington Group reports Asian markets fall after the Dow Jones. Most were down due to a drop on the Dow, but the Australian S&P/ASX was supported by gold mining firms.
The Lexington Group reports positive GDP data in the European Region as well in France and Germany helped to boost earnings on Wednesday, while BOE minutes hurt the FTSE.
The Lexington Group is pleased to announce the promotion of one of its valued employees Mori Ryo to the position of Chief Asian Economist. He has been with the company for over since 2005 and has made countless contributions.
Motorola´s new Moto X smart phone has the potential to bring the company back into the black with reasonable sales targets. The phone will also boost profits at Google's mobile ad division.
The banking sector did very well on Thursday, with Lloyds and Societe General being stand outs. Chinese PMI data drove resource firms and UK PMI suggests that recovery is speeding up.
Major indices across the region posted small gains on Tuesday, as they wait for policy meeting at central banks to conclude. Alcatel-Lucent and Electricite de France have posted substantial gains while Barclays and BP have suffered loses.
Tokyo based equity researcher The Lexington Group sees rising demand and sinking interest rates as the perfect catalyst to enter the American Property Market. Housing developments and shopping centres are being planned.
The American markets were mostly off on Thursday with notable exceptions. More Americans are out of work, and gold is climbing based on currency speculation.
Analysts at Tokyo based equity researcher The Lexington Group suggest oil prices will continue to rise due a number of factors including the value of the dollar and oil stockpiles.
Among automakers the US´s General Motors appears to be a top pick for international blue chip investors due to increasing global market share and new plants due to open soon.
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