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CURRENT PERFORMANCE STUDY
11/05/2022

Nasdaq plunge: theScreener weathers the Nasdaq storm!
We are very pleased that our ratings have proven to be extremely valuable even during the enormous turbulences.
Extraordinary situations require extraordinary measures. Read our detailed study on the behavior of stocks during last week’s Nasdaq plunge and the correlation with our ratings.
CURRENT INVESTMENT TOPIC
04/05/2022

Telecommunications: Cash Flow in troubled times!
Telecommunications providers operate, often quietly, one of the largest and most crucial infrastructures in the world. Nevertheless, their share prices over the last five years have remained notably flat. All while they serve-up their shareholders some attractive dividends. Our latest industry analysis looks at the global players in this important pillar of our lives and identifies suitable companies for different investment styles.
We look forward to sharing winners, loosers and more in our current industry analysis.
CURRENT INVESTMENT TOPIC
06/04/2022

Australia: More than raw materials!
Far away but yet so close. With its enormous raw material reserves and production capacity, Australia is feeling the effects of war, sanctions, and social rethinking directly and acutely. The Australian market impresses not only with its raw materials, but also with first-class banks and an economy shaped by immigration.
Which companies have done particularly well or particularly poorly recently, who is setting the tone in the market and which stocks we are optimistic about?
We look forward to sharing the answer to this and more in our current industry analysis.
CURRENT INVESTMENT TOPIC
02/03/2022

Tec DAX: Same as last year?
A year ago, there were good reasons not to invest in the TecDAX: A less than business-friendly German and European policy, rising energy prices, and Covid to mention a few. If you were subsequently angered by prices which nevertheless rose quickly and strongly in following months, you can get back in today at similar prices as in early 2021. But, as always, there are good reasons not to do so. Also as always, they may prove wrong.
Which companies have fared particularly well or particularly poorly, who is setting the tone in the index and which stocks we are optimistic about despite the odds?
We look forward to sharing the answer to this and more in our current index analysis.
CURRENT INVESTMENT TOPIC
02/02/2022

Integrated Oil and Gas: Not fashionable, yet important!
Oil & Gas firms do not warm our hearts, but they heat our homes, offices and living spaces. They keep our cars moving – not to mention that most of the world’s electricity is thermally generated – and so also our electric cars, trains, computers, and quite frankly our economy. In our latest sector analysis, we shed light on a pillar of our lives that is no longer fashionable, but which remains important both today as well as in the future. How did companies fare in 2021 and which ones seem attractive as an investment?
We look forward to sharing the answer to this and more in our current industry analysis.
CURRENT INVESTMENT TOPIC
06/01/2022

Recreational Services: Who is worth our money?
We look forward to sharing the answer to this and more in our current industry analysis.
CURRENT INVESTMENT TOPIC
02/12/2021
Switzerland: A quantum of safety?
CURRENT INVESTMENT TOPIC
03/11/2021
Asset Managers: a good asset?
Our latest sector analysis presents the world’s biggest asset managers by market capitalisation, the recent winners and losers, the dividend champions, and much more.
IN THE PRESS
13/10/2021
theScreener and ARTBnk announce collaboration
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CURRENT INVESTMENT TOPIC
06/10/2021
Real Estate Investment Trusts: Tops, flops and the biggest in the world
Anyone who feels uncomfortable in the face of seemingly never-ending government money floods quickly lands on the topic of real estate. Our current investment topic examines the largest listed real estate trusts worldwide, compares their charts within the sector and against the general market indices, and identifies those that make us optimistic about the future. This, as well as winners, losers, key figures and much more, can be found in our latest sector analysis.
CURRENT INVESTMENT TOPIC
01/09/2021
Medical Equipement: Growth forever?
In the slipstream of public attention to the impressive innovation of the vaccine and pharmaceutical industries, investors have happily benefited from the equally high innovation and financial strength of medical device manufacturers over the past few years. The sector’s price-earnings ratios are well above the average of other healthcare stocks and often above what is theoretically justified. Whether the uptrend will continue is, like anything in the market, uncertain. Certainly, however, you will find the ranking of the biggest, the winners and losers, key figures and much more in our latest sector analysis.
CURRENT INVESTMENT TOPIC
07/07/2021
Restaurants & Bars: Back to normal?
Going out restrictions, spacing rules, etc. have hit local restaurants and bars hard, with many struggling to survive. But how are the publicly traded, mostly international restaurant chains and bars faring? Well, surprisingly well. Only two of the twenty largest are down this year, and the sector as a whole is trading significantly higher than before the pandemic. The ranking of the biggest, key figures and much more is ready to be discovered in our latest sector analysis.
CURRENT INVESTMENT TOPIC
09/06/2021
Canada: Country of variety
Will 2021 be the year of banks, commodities, and rising energy prices? Whether yes or no, the Canadian stock market is worth a look in any case. It is not only the home market of leading companies in these industries, but it also hosts interesting stocks that please a wide variety of investors, from dividend to bargain hunters. Our current market study identifies shares that suit specific investment styles, shows recent winners and looser, and finally the key ratios of the 20 largest companies.
IN THE PRESS
04/06/2021
Alphasys integrates data feed from theScreener
Fintech company Alphasys AG implements an interface to the data feed of research provider theScreener for its portfolio management solution. With the integration of the financial analyses and ratings into the Netfolio system, new usage possibilities arise for the users.
IN THE PRESS
26/05/2021
theScreener extends ESG coverage to Funds & ETFs.
In addition to ESG data currently implemented for its equity analysis, Swiss research provider theScreener is launching ESG data for its global fund and ETF coverage.
CURRENT INVESTMENT TOPIC
05/05/2021
Steel: Prices hard as nails?
Whether it’s economic stimulus programs or the economy, there is and will be construction for all it’s worth, and so steel prices have been going through the roof. Recently, the prices of the old steelmakers made even fashionable technology stocks look old – what a world! Which companies are shaping this sector and which ones have done particularly well lately?
You will find this and much more in our current industry analysis.
CURRENT INVESTMENT TOPIC
07/04/2021
Marine Transportation: spotlight on an important sector
The Suez Canal is free again – good thing. Much has been written about marine transportation recently. But do you know the companies active there, without which our life today would be unthinkable? Did you know that their share prices have massively beaten the world markets in the last six months and yet fundamentally remain among the cheapest?
You will find this and much more in our current industry analysis.
IN THE PRESS
10/03/2021
theScreener presents Global Equity “Quick Facts”
the Swiss research house theScreener launches with “Quick Facts” a new generation of single page reports on equities worldwide. The newly developed reports include all important facts of a stock in a uniquely compact format.
CURRENT INVESTMENT TOPIC
03/02/2021
Hang Seng Index: Hong Kong ploughing ahead in the Year of the Ox
February 12th marks the beginning of the Chinese Year of the Ox. Time for us to look at the stocks listed in Hong Kong. Who were last year’s winners and losers and where is there further upside potential? Despite strong early year performance, many Hong Kong stocks are still priced much lower than in Europe and the US. Find out what has gone on the Hong Kong stock market recently, how its performance compares with other markets and which stocks look attractive for the future in our latest market analysis.
IN THE PRESS
20/01/2021