IXN News and Press, iShares Global Tech From 06/22/22

Apple initially created support at $150. With that support breaking, it created support at $132. We will examine the latest break below $132 in this article. For further details see: The Bites Keep Coming For Apple

Why the long-term outlook for tech may still be optimistic? How a recession might impact the tech sector? What a post-pandemic market looks like for tech companies? For further details see: Tech Stocks Have Tumbled In 2022, But Is The Worst Almost Over?

Apple has formed a three wave structure, potentially down to $117. So far, the stock has bottomed at $132 with an attempt to break back above support. We will examine Apple's wave pattern and its next move. For further details see: The Jaws Are Primed For A Big Bite Of T...

Apple makes fantastic products, but that doesn't mean the stock is a good buy here. In fact, Apple has been dead money since I wrote about the stock last November. Apple's stock trades at about 24 times earnings, but the company's revenues will likely grow by low single digits in ...

IXN invests in tech stocks around the world, albeit with a significant allocation to U.S. stocks. The fund is, on the balance of probabilities, probably undervalued after the global equity market rout this year. The fund's underlying portfolio generates a high return on equity, an...

Apple has released one of its most interesting teasers for WWDC 2022 this year, dropping hints on its highly anticipated mixed-reality headsets. Although it is uncertain whether Apple will finally diverge from its tight-lipped past this week regarding its foray in AR/VR hardware, the ...

In China, a tightening of the credit cycle led to a major reset in the valuations of big tech stocks in the country. Big tech stocks in the US also now face a major regulatory crackdown of their own, both here and in Europe. The lesson that might be gleaned from China’s exp...

'This time is different' is not a good mantra. Ignoring valuations always works until it doesn't. Many growth names, even quality ones, are down 20%, 30%, or even 50% from recent highs. Multiple normalization and rising interest rates are to blame. The bubble may not have fully de...

Despite these turbulent global markets, we can identify several clear positives across the thematic space. As a result, we believe that it may be a good time for investors to seek exposure to these themes at the dip while keeping their focus on the long-term drivers. As this econo...

The war in Ukraine clearly triggered the spike in oil prices and in agricultural prices as well. Inflation, interest rates and Fed policy are linked. Similarly, supply chain disruptions, the slowdown in China, and big-tech reversals are all Covid-related. The bottom line right now...