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Nelson M. Alves is a professional investor, established in Portugal. He started his career in 2007 right at the start of the biggest crisis since 1929. Until 2012 he worked in several trading desks. In 2012, Nelson A. wrote the first volume of the European Jewels research collection (now ...more

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The Brexit Pitfall – The Housing Market
Stemming from the Brexit, the main consequence for Great Britain will be the drop in value of the GBP. Brexiters often argue that this is not a problem and it could even be positive.
Recipe For Gold Alchemy: The Venture Capital Boom And Bust, China And Brexit
If the gold trend keeps going up, it is possible that indebted gold producers may perform relatively better against peers, if the market perceives the rise in the gold price as an opportunity to eliminate some debt and stabilize the company.
Coach Is Back - Is This The Beginning Of A New Era?
I have been long Coach for some time now. I began to wonder if I had become such a fan that I'd lost my objectivity. But then I wondered if I could be losing my faith too soon to reap the rewards that follow successful turnarounds.
Can Business To Business (B2B) Bring 3D Systems To A Whole New Level?
I’ve developed the rule of never investing based on the expectation that a given company will come out as the tech leader. The reason for my rule is specs alone do not bring loyal customers, good marketing does.
Why Are European Banks Performing Badly? The Santander Case
European banks have under-performed both the S&P 500 and US banks by a wide margin. Santander has improved its bottom-line but its shares keep falling.
Peugeot Turned A Profit: How They’ve Made It Out Of The Woods
Peugeot announced profits around EUR 1.2 billion (USD 1.3 billion) in 2015. These are great results, well above expectations especially those in the beginning of the turnaround.
Alphabet’s Other Bets Are Costly But The Stock-Market Should Remain Supportive… For Now
Alphabet Inc, formerly known as Google has presented its 2015 results. Pretty decent earnings, by the way.
3D Systems Intention To Drop The Consumer Market Might Be Rather Bullish
3D Systems has announced its intention to leave the consumer market for 3D printing. The company officials argue that this will only have a 2% impact on revenues and it will improve profits in the medium term.
Twitter: Layoffs And A Comeback – Is This An Apple Déjà Vu?
This might end up being just like Apple’s 1997 moment. The only problem is that it took Apple 6 years to get above average market returns in a consistent fashion.
Tesla News: The Model X Is Here – Can It Support A 30 Billion Market Cap?
Tesla has just started to deliver the first batch of Model X units. As frequently happens in high level engineering endeavors, the Model X got around 2 years behind its original schedule.
Stock Market Hysteria: Headline Trading
Analysts blame China and a soon-to-be hard landing of the Asian giant, but predicting a stock market downturn is no easy task and thinking that we can identify one main single driver that has the power to tell us the future, is just arrogance.
A Game Of Thrones: Greece And The European Equities Decline
The Greek case shows that Europe has a laggard vision. Europe is in decline and usually there aren’t that many investment opportunities in a context of slow death.
A Valuation Approach For 3D Systems
The 3D printing industry has been on a down-slide since 2014. The time has come to search for some value in the industry. In this context DDD is always an interesting target.
Maps Might Be The Clue To Nokia's Future Path
Facebook and Uber are among those interested in buying Nokia’s maps unit 'HERE'. A possible deal might reveal how serious Nokia is about returning to the smartphone industry.
Earnings Digested: Santander Presented A Set Of Good Results In 1Q15
Santander presented us with a set of earnings 32% higher year-over-year.
Tesla Was Almost Sold To Google: Shouldn’t This Be A Warning About Tesla Valuation?
Bloomberg revelas that Tesla was on the verge of being sold out to Google, in 2013. The reason was cash shortage.
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