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We expect European markets to fall below the levels of July 24, 2002
Despite September 11 out of the way we see no reasons for relief. This week's focus will be on... Read full article »
We expect another volatile week ahead and recommend using strength to reduce positions
Apart from political uncertainties the lack of convincing macroeconomic data and no signs of an... Read full article »
Disappointing mid quarter updates have brought investors back to reality
With the summer holiday period ending and after a period of little but slightly more positive... Read full article »
Cut in chip manufacturers capital spending
After a rally of almost 16% since the lows on July 24, markets are due for a pause as macro-... Read full article »
Technology stocks rise, but fundamentals remain weak
Technology stocks regained some ground, despite a continuing low earnings visibility for most of... Read full article »
A short rally, but uncertainties on fundamentals remain over the short term
The aerospace/defence sector could be the gainer this year. YTD the index has a total return of... Read full article »
New legislation and the market risk
NASDAQ - Technology stocks took a hit amid concerns of continued weakness in the economy. EUROPE... Read full article »
A setback on a disappointing guidance out of Taiwan
American International Group Inc. (AIG, $56.82, CSFB recommendation: Strong buy) announced a 2Q'... Read full article »
Current quarter reports have given a better view of what we have to expect till the end of the year.
In the short-term it is difficult to defend our slightly more positive long-term stance on... Read full article »
Recommendation update
Boeing Co. (BA, USD40.15, CSFB recommendation: Buy) is expected to make public its 2Q02 result on... Read full article »
US Technology
Growing scepticism after a fifth straight week of sharp decline in the Nasdaq Composite. On a... Read full article »
US Technology: Searching for a trigger to lead into a new up-trend, as the earnings season starts.
Worldcom Inc. (WCOM, $1.595, CSFB recommendation: sell) price remains under pressure.... Read full article »
US Technology mid-quarter updates cloud the expectations of a recovery.
Chip-maker do not see sufficient demand in the end market. We had expected Intel to meet those... Read full article »
Use the current weakness to build up positions in Adecco, Allianz, Arcelor, Aventis, BNP and SAP.
European blue chips closed the week at the lowest levels since October 19, 2001. The Euro STOXX50... Read full article »
Equity markets in Europe remained depressed for another week as economic data fail to convince inves
US consumer confidence for May will be made public on Tuesday. Consensus is expecting 110, higher... Read full article »
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