Author: Jordan

As Asia’s markets navigate a landscape marked by technological shifts and economic challenges, investors are increasingly focusing on companies that demonstrate robust growth potential coupled with significant insider ownership. In this context, stocks with strong insider stakes can offer a unique perspective on confidence in the company’s future prospects, especially amidst the broader regional technology sell-off and evolving monetary policies.Top 10 Growth Companies With High Insider Ownership In AsiaNameInsider OwnershipEarnings GrowthShanghai Biren Technology (SEHK:6082)11%118.1%SEERS (KOSDAQ:A458870)33.2%41.5%Meitu (SEHK:1357)22.8%31.4%Meiko Electronics (TSE:6787)19.2%27.3%L&C BIOLTD (KOSDAQ:A290650)24%148.5%Jiangxi Fushine Pharmaceutical (SZSE:300497)21.1%55.9%Great Microwave Technology (SHSE:688270)21.1%85.5%Gold Circuit Electronics (TWSE:2368)30.2%38.2%Fulin Precision (SZSE:300432)10.3%60.7%Biocytogen Pharmaceuticals (Beijing) (SEHK:2315)14.0%40.4%Click here to see the full list…

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In this article, we will highlight Billionaire Cliff Asness’ Top 10 Healthcare Stock Picks.Cliff Asness is a billionaire investor and the co-founder and chief investment officer of AQR Capital Management, a quantitative hedge fund. Asness, who owns about 30% stake in the firm, is worth an estimated $6.3 billion, making him one of the wealthiest hedge fund managers in the world. The firm he co-founded in 1998 now oversees $249 billion in assets, which is an all-time high, especially after attracting a record $75 billion in new capital in 2025 alone.In that year, the firm’s flagship Apex multi strategy fund…

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Gold has a reputation as a safe haven for investors. When the stock market fluctuates and inflation rises, investors often allocate more capital to precious metals like gold and silver.  With the war in Iran affecting oil prices and the stock market, along with ongoing issues in Europe and South America, gold is more popular than ever. In fact, gold’s price rose 64% in 2025.  But what comes next? Learn what drives gold prices, and what predictions experts have about future gold values.  What drives gold prices?  Gold prices are dependent on several factors, including:  Inflation Inflation, the change in…

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Interest rate headlines are back in focus as the Federal Reserve signals a possible pause or slowdown in hikes, and that matters for rate sensitive areas like Real Estate and Utilities. With mixed economic data and a cautious central bank, some stocks in these sectors may see sentiment shift as investors rethink income, value, and balance sheet risk. This article looks at 3 stocks from a Rate Sensitive Sectors screener that appear positively exposed to the current Fed stance. It is intended to help you decide whether they might fit, or might not fit, into your watchlist as policy expectations…

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This embedded content is not available in your region. New York Life Investment Management, one of the country’s largest active asset managers, is moving a piece of its fixed-income business onto the blockchain, partnering with tokenization platform Centrifuge to offer a high-yield corporate bond strategy to crypto-native investors. The companies announced Tuesday the launch of the NYLIM Anemoy U.S. High Yield Corporate Bond Segregated Portfolio, trading under the ticker HYB. It is NYLIM’s first tokenized product, and one of the earliest attempts to bring a high-yield bond fund onto public blockchain infrastructure, according to the announcement. NYLIM manages roughly $807…

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More British people are building lives overseas, whether that is for work, family, study or a change in lifestyle. For many, the UK home remains a key part of the plan.The latest Office for National Statistics (ONS) data shows that an estimated 246,000 British nationals left the UK in the year ending December 2025.That was slightly lower than the 257,000 who left in the previous year, but it’s still a large number of people making a long-term move abroad.The ONS also says at least 4.8 million people born in Britain were living overseas in 2024, based on United Nations data. That…

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AbstractAccording to the latest IndexBox report on the global Platinum Based Catalysts Global market, the market enters 2026 with broader demand fundamentals, more disciplined procurement behavior, and a more regionally diversified supply architecture.The World Platinum Based Catalysts Global market is positioned for sustained expansion through 2035, supported by tightening emission regulations, the accelerating hydrogen economy, and increasing demand for high-purity catalyst grades in specialty chemical and pharmaceutical synthesis. Automotive emission control remains the largest consumption segment, accounting for 35-45% of total demand, though substitution by palladium and base-metal alternatives continues to shape procurement strategies. Supply concentration persists: South Africa contributes…

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Gold is on track for its worst quarter in 13 years as war-induced inflation concerns in recent weeks sent the metal on a downward spiral that took out its entire gains in 2026. Spot prices are trading at just above $4,000 an oz., having plunged 15% over the past three months and 7.5% on the year. Earlier, it had dipped below that level — viewed as a key support — for the first time since early November. The yellow metal is now heading towards its first quarterly decline since 2024, and its worst three-month performance since the June quarter of…

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A man stands in front of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) logo inside its headquarters in Mumbai, India. File Photo | Photo Credit: FRANCIS MASCARENHAS Fintech firms’ small ticket personal loan defaults rose to 6.4% in March from a little over 4% in March 2024 signalling potential asset quality risks, according to Reserve Bank of India’s Financial Stability Report (FSR) June 2026.Small ticket loans refer to borrowings less than ₹50,000. Delinquent loans are defined as loans that are due for payment for 90-170 days. Unsecured retail loans constitute about 70.5% of fintech firms’ loan books and about half of…

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When top growth stocks fall sharply in value, it can potentially be a great time to buy. If their fundamentals and growth prospects remain encouraging and the market has simply overreacted to short-term adversity, then the lower prices can open up some enticing opportunities for investors. However, that doesn’t mean every dip in price is a buying opportunity. In some cases, beaten-down stocks may be heading for even greater declines. It’s always important to consider the context and understand why a stock has been struggling so that you understand the risks. Three stocks that in the past were hot buys…

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