The independent financial analyst theScreener just lowered the general evaluation of SAPIENS INTL. (US), active in the Software industry. As regards its fundamental valuation, the title now shows 0 out of 4 stars while market behaviour can be considered moderately risky. theScreener believes that the title remains under pressure due to the loss of a star(s) and downgrades its general evaluation to Slightly Negative. As of the analysis date January 7, 2022, the closing price was USD 33.07 and its...
Market In “Wait-And-See†Phase We started to see waning upside momentum in the S&P 500 last week with the rising wedge breakdown and 2760 support level violation on Tuesday. Despite this, there was no downside follow through the following day as investors digested a new $484B fiscal relief package. This led to the S&P 500 finding support at 2725-2735 which leads us to where we are now -- testing recent highs. We see waning upside momentum and several aspects continue to suggest the S&P 500 ...
Still Bullish, But With Reservations And just like that, the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and the Dow have reclaimed new highs despite ongoing coronavirus concerns, as a buy the dip strategy has paid off. Primarily responsible for new highs in these indexes is Technology (esp. software and semis/semi suppliers) and FAANG stocks. While these areas all remain bullish, we still have some reservations due to the massive disparity in performance between them and the Materials (XLB, XME) and Energy (RYE) Sectors...
CRM Upgrade Ignites The Software Space Since October we have increasingly warmed up to software stocks. At the time, software had underperformed for three months amid the shift from growth to value. Since October, growth has reasserted itself as leadership, and software is leading the way considering it is basically the definition of “growth.†The recent Salesforce.com (CRM) upgrade to “top pick†by RBC has ignited the software space, with several stocks making significant bullish price...
STRATEGY: Rotations in Progress As we write this, fears of a reprisal attack by Saudi Arabia are being priced into the markets. Oil is surging on the back of the largest ever supply disruption in history. Investment managers are likely caught on the wrong side of the Energy Sector move and were very underweight as the Sector's performance has, year-to-date, been nothing but an anchor on performance. The age old adage of “parabolic moves often don't end well†can be applied to those areas ...
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