Tag: unemployment

Which side of the “Pond” are you invested in ? #US #stocks appear stronger than #European stocks

With a strong #dollar and a strong US #economy it is important to be invested in the right #asset class: is your #portfolio too exposed to the #European markets and to the #emerging #markets ? | #ActiveInvesting https://t.co/QbMEm0VEH1

— Mara Thon (@mezzamaratona75) June 16, 2018

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If Italy was a stock, would you invest in it?

Would you invest in a company with Italy’s economy ? Take a look at this charts first | #ActiveInvesting https://t.co/w5jzjM5qA5

— Mara Thon (@mezzamaratona75) June 1, 2018

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Reducing unemployment rate puts pressure on wages

With reducing #unemployment comes pressure on #wages which impacts companies with relatively low income per employee: #restaurant stocks such as $TXRH are an example | #ActiveInvesting https://t.co/u9PbCGYAMO

— Mara Thon (@mezzamaratona75) May 5, 2018

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