Credit Suisse Weekly
Biotech revisit
- We have this week targeted a few biotech stocks to consider given the promises that proteomics holds for the revolution of medical science.
- Tuesday, October 23 - 2001 at 09:00
Build up long term positions rather than chase stocks
- On the European equity market front, we prefer that you build up long term positions in weakness rather than chasing stocks given the uncertain outlook.
- Wednesday, October 17 - 2001 at 09:00
Taking a look at high dividend yielding stocks
- With uncertainty expected to put a damper on the markets, investors taking a conservative approach can look into stocks with high dividend yields.
- Wednesday, October 10 - 2001 at 09:00
Not time for bottom fishing yet
- The stock markets are too volatile and situation too fluid to recommend any serious purchase right now. Not the time for bottom fishing yet, rather it is time for due diligence.
- Tuesday, September 25 - 2001 at 09:50
Further downside bias for technology stock prices
- Expectations on technology stock price movements for the week ahead will be biased towards the downside on company earnings concern. The Nasdaq Composite index expected to consolidate between 1620 and 1480.
- Sunday, September 23 - 2001 at 09:40
Stay out of tech issues, allow falling prices to stabilise and consolidate first
- The further decline of Nasdaq has us remaining cautious on tech issues. For now, we prefer to allow falling prices to stabilise and consolidate first and are looking to the 1620 support level against negative sentiment.
- Tuesday, September 18 - 2001 at 09:30
Still cautious on technology stocks, advise against buying for now
- With the technology Bear market still firmly in place coupled with little positive news ahead, we believe that there continues to be a downward bias for the NASDAQ, 1756 being the first risk level followed by 1620. We are recommending a Hold strategy in the short-term.
- Tuesday, September 04 - 2001 at 09:20
ECB expected to cut rates by 25bp
- We expect the ECB to cut interest rates by 25bp on the back of stabilising economic growth and easing inflation pressure in Germany.
- Tuesday, August 28 - 2001 at 09:10
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