Tag Archives: GDP

China’s Economic Glide Path

The Economist out with an interesting piece on China’s economic growth. China faces a more sober economy in 2013 TO ITS many critics, the momentum of China’s economy is sustained by nothing but an outpouring of investment in plant, infrastructure … Continue reading

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Apple’s Big Day

Apple confirmed its Friday hammer panic bottom with a $38 plus move higher, closing up 7.21 percent on the day.  Nice! How big was the move?  BIG! Apple’s $35.8 billion market cap increase on the day is larger than the … Continue reading

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Apple’s Market Cap Now Larger Than Poland & Belgium GDP

Apple’s parabolic repricing continues. The stock was up over $21 today ($45 since Friday’s close) on the back of a Morgan Stanley report, which included a price target of $960.   The market is starting to reprice the stock to a … Continue reading

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Apple Nation: 3-mo Change in Mkt Cap = 4.4% of German GDP

Apple is once again ramping to a new high today.  This is one stunning stock as its  up over 46 percent since November 25th — an increase in market cap of over US$158 BN!   That’s larger than Hungary’s 2011 GDP, … Continue reading

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Chart of the Day: Japan’s Share of the Global Economy

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ChinaLeaks: Dec CPI slows to 4.6%, GDP Grows 10.3% in 2010

Looks like someone in the CenBank is  worried about the stock market and leaked economic data, which was not due out until Thursday.    Nice cred!    The Straits Times reports, BEIJING – CHINA’S economy grew 10.3 per cent last year as … Continue reading

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Apple Closes Over $300

Apple closed over $300 today and is now worth close to $275 BN.   How big is Apple? Its market cap is larger than 150 of the 183 countries monitored by the IMF.  This is the most important company and … Continue reading

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