MILN News and Press, Global X Millennials Thematic ETF From 05/31/22

Growth stocks are under acute pressure as rising interest rates change the dynamics that drive equity valuations. Market corrections are always painful, but investors in growth equities have suffered a particularly harsh blow this year. This year’s market correction reflect...

MSCI U.S. Growth has underperformed its Value counterpart by 16% in the first 4 months of 2022 and had a tough end to 2021 as well. The fact that growth traps are more painful than value traps is, in one sense, not really a surprise. Value stocks are already companies that investors d...

Stocks had a ripsnorter of a rally last week and a lot of people are pondering the question in the title over this long weekend. Sentiment is certainly negative right now by several measures. Sentiment surveys (AAII, Investor’s Intelligence, etc.) are universally negative becau...

How similar will the next three or five years look from the years that immediately preceded the pandemic? And what are the implications for us as global equity investors? We don’t expect anything like the hyperinflation and stagflation we experienced in the 1970s; our outlook s...

Down 27% YTD, Lowe's is trading at its lowest forward P/E in nearly a decade. The company reported mixed Q1 earnings on May 18th. Revenues missed estimates, with same-store sales declining 4%, down 3.8% in the US. EPS for the quarter was $3.51, beating estimates of $3.23. ...

Value continues to trounce growth stocks within the style asset class across all market caps, and the longer-term returns tell us that growth might continue to lag for some time. It’s impossible to say how long the style “alpha” will be sustained. Growth stocks ha...

Our macroeconomic forecasting team assesses how the war and latest survey data have altered the economic outlook, policymaking and recession risks. Global growth was dragged lower, principally by steep contractions in Russia and mainland China. Barring the initial COVID-19 outbreak, M...

Twitter is a valuable asset, and Musk's buyout offer may have been low. Musk might still go through with the deal, and buying at $38 would earn a 42% return in a short time. If Musk backs out, this is a great entry price for a long-term investment. For further details see: ...

As the MOMO, YOLO, and BTFD days sink deeper into the past, we remind investors to focus on fundamentals. CarMax’s consistent profit growth before the pandemic suggests, over the long run, Core Earnings will return to trend growth. CarMax’s PEBV ratio means the stock...

Grab is the largest SPAC that went public last year, with a market cap of around $40 billion. The stock hit an all-time high last November at $17 and has been plummeting since. The company is trying to build a Super App by launching more products beyond ride sharing. There are...