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O’Shares Global Internet Giants ETF (OGIG) generated over a 109% return in the 1-year ending December 16, 2020, outperforming the NASDAQ 100 Stock Index by over 60%. This performance reflects the OGIG index and portfolio of 60 plus e-commerce and internet stocks, selected for quality and revenue growth.
Additionally, the strong performance and investor demand has pushed AUM over $600 million, with inflows from a diverse investor base. View the standardized performance for OGIG.
“It’s amazing how rapidly COVID transformed the consumer, businesses, and the economy. All have become much more digital. It’s much more than a simple story of work from home,” said Kevin O’Leary, Chairman of O’Shares ETFs.
Dec 22, 2020 at 6:42AM
The price you pay for a stock can make the difference between whether you make a good return on your investment or incur a loss. Bargains can be hard to find, especially amid a strong bull market such as ours but taking the time to hunt down stocks that are trading at cheap prices can help accelerate your portfolio s gains over the long term.
Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) are two stocks trading at relatively modest multiples to earnings. It doesn t hurt that they both pay decent dividends. Let s see why investors can expect solid returns over time if they scoop up shares today.
Here s My Plan for Microsoft I have maintained a core long position in MSFT for quite some time. The plan? Let s take a look.
Dec 22, 2020 | 10:15 AM EST
It s no secret that I have been high on Microsoft (MSFT) for quite some time. I certainly have written enough on the stock, it s various businesses, and just how high an opinion I have of CEO Satya Nadella. He s got one of those brains, that when he speaks. you just step back and think. Not a lot of folks can do that. We have long held Microsoft as a core position, as we have expected a lot out of it s hybrid cloud businesses. It s no secret that Azure has been steadily gaining market share on Amazon (AMZN) Web Services, while fending off Alphabet s (GOOGL) Google Cloud. You see, Azure provides the same stack used in the public cloud, which allows for businesses a certain flexibility in terms of scalability and flexibility, and in making use of their own on premise data centers.
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Microsoft shares were outperforming the broader market Monday, after Citigroup analyst Walter Pritchard raised his rating to Buy from Neutral and lifted his target price by 19%.
Microsoft (ticker: MSFT) stock has had a solid year, with its 40% year-to-date gains roughly mirroring the move in the Nasdaq Composite. But Pritchard sees further gains ahead, as his target price of $272 a new Wall Street high is more than 20% above the stock’s Monday morning levels. Pritchard’s call largely boils down to a bullish view on Microsoft.
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Buy Microsoft to Bet on Cloud Growth, Says Citi. It’s the Most Bullish Call on Wall Street.
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