Investors are confronting what appears to be a synchronous global bear market which has left virtually no asset class unscathed. While such a situation stokes worries about deflation--an economic phenomenon generally associated with depressions--we believe that U.S. large cap stocks will benefit in the years ahead from this situation.
Coca-Cola, the world's largest beverage company, moved to expand its operations in the fast-growing Chinese market Wednesday with a $2.5 billion bid for major juicemaker China Huiyuan Juice Group.
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The venerable Consumer Goods sector has been a favorite of famous gurus such as Warren Buffett and even Joel Greenblatt. However, it's also where value destroying fad and trendy stocks usually live. This article shows what makes an attractive Consumer Goods investment.
Wall Street is rallying today, led by strong first-quarter results from JPMorgan, Coca-Cola and Intel that all topped projections. This is a wild reversal from last weeks earnings reports, giving the market a 150+ bps increase in afternoon trading.
