Researches By Gfam
It has listed its ground-breaking FAANG, GAFAM and FATANG ETPs on Borsa Italiana as well as leveraged single stock ETPs offering long and short daily leveraged exposure on the largest individual US stocks Amazon, Apple, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, NVIVIDA, Tesla and Uber.
Topic: Technology , Services Financiers , Single Stocks
Publication Type: ETP and Industry , Single stock research
GRANITESHARES BUILDS ON EUROPEAN EXPANSION WITH ITALIAN LAUNCH
27 May, 2022 | GraniteShares
It has listed its ground-breaking FAANG, GAFAM and FATANG ETPs on Borsa Italiana as well as leveraged single stock ETPs offering long and short daily leveraged exposure on the largest individual US stocks Amazon, Apple, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, NVIVIDA, Tesla and Uber.
New analysis (1) from ETP provider GraniteShares, which offers a range of 3x short and 3x leveraged ETPs on popular UK, US, and European stocks, reveals that on March 24th 2022, Cineworld Group, the world's second-largest cinema chain, was the most shorted UK listed company. Some 8.1% of its stock was held short by five investment firms, with New Holland Capital LLC holding the largest short position with 2.42% of the company’s shares. Will Rhind, Founder and CEO of GraniteShares, said: “Hopes that UK stocks were set for a strong year have evaporated as the war in Ukraine and rising inflation hits confidence and drives volatility across the market.”
Topic: Technology
Publication Type: Market Commentaries , ETP and Industry
ANALYSIS REVEALS TOP 10 MOST SHORTED UK STOCKS AND MOST ACTIVE SHORT ETPs
27 May, 2022 | GraniteShares
New analysis (1) from ETP provider GraniteShares, which offers a range of 3x short and 3x leveraged ETPs on popular UK, US, and European stocks, reveals that on March 24th 2022, Cineworld Group, the world's second-largest cinema chain, was the most shorted UK listed company. Some 8.1% of its stock was held short by five investment firms, with New Holland Capital LLC holding the largest short position with 2.42% of the company’s shares. Will Rhind, Founder and CEO of GraniteShares, said: “Hopes that UK stocks were set for a strong year have evaporated as the war in Ukraine and rising inflation hits confidence and drives volatility across the market.”
U.S. stock markets rallied strongly through Wednesday, buoyed by strong tech-stock earnings, with
the Nasdaq Composite Index climbing just under 5%. Wednesday’s after-market Meta Platforms
earnings report all but reversed those gains Thursday, with Meta’s stock price plunging 26% and
driving the Nasdaq Composite Index 3.7% lower. Those losses, in turn, were partially reversed Friday
following Amazon’s after-market earnings report Thursday, with Amazon’s stock price surging just
under 14% and the Nasdaq Composite Index increasing 1.6%. Friday’s much stronger-than-expected
Non-Farm Payroll Report, along with the BoE’s rate increase Thursday and growing expectations the
ECB will tighten monetary policy, drove 10-year U.S. Treasury rates 14bps higher to finish the week
above 1.9%. The U.S. dollar, however, weakened significantly over the week, partly as result of the
BoE tightening actions. The Nasdaq Composite Index outperformed both the S&P 500 Index and the
Dow Jones Industrial Average as investors favoured growth/tech stocks over value/cyclical stocks.
At week’s end, the S&P 500 Index gained 1.6% to 4,500.54, the Nasdaq Composite Index rose 2.4%
to 14,098.01, the Dow Jones Industrial Average increased 0.7% to 35,089.15, the 10-year U.S.
Treasury rate rose 14bp to 1.92% and the U.S. dollar (as measured by the ICE U.S. Dollar index - DXY)
weakened 1.8%.
Topic: Telecoms , Financials , Basic Materials , Energy , Healthcare , Industrials , Technology
Publication Type: Market Commentaries
The Long and Short of it, week ending 04 Feb 2022
08 February, 2022 | GraniteShares
U.S. stock markets rallied strongly through Wednesday, buoyed by strong tech-stock earnings, with
the Nasdaq Composite Index climbing just under 5%. Wednesday’s after-market Meta Platforms
earnings report all but reversed those gains Thursday, with Meta’s stock price plunging 26% and
driving the Nasdaq Composite Index 3.7% lower. Those losses, in turn, were partially reversed Friday
following Amazon’s after-market earnings report Thursday, with Amazon’s stock price surging just
under 14% and the Nasdaq Composite Index increasing 1.6%. Friday’s much stronger-than-expected
Non-Farm Payroll Report, along with the BoE’s rate increase Thursday and growing expectations the
ECB will tighten monetary policy, drove 10-year U.S. Treasury rates 14bps higher to finish the week
above 1.9%. The U.S. dollar, however, weakened significantly over the week, partly as result of the
BoE tightening actions. The Nasdaq Composite Index outperformed both the S&P 500 Index and the
Dow Jones Industrial Average as investors favoured growth/tech stocks over value/cyclical stocks.
At week’s end, the S&P 500 Index gained 1.6% to 4,500.54, the Nasdaq Composite Index rose 2.4%
to 14,098.01, the Dow Jones Industrial Average increased 0.7% to 35,089.15, the 10-year U.S.
Treasury rate rose 14bp to 1.92% and the U.S. dollar (as measured by the ICE U.S. Dollar index - DXY)
weakened 1.8%.
Investors and hedge fund managers alike diversify their portfolios by investing in FANG ETFs. What are FANG stocks, and why are they so popular? We’ll examine how FANG stocks perform and why these stocks are lucrative.
Whether you prefer long-term or short-term investment strategies, FANG benefits both. We’ll explain why these industry leaders are worth your investment.
Topic: FAANG , GAFAM , FATANG
Publication Type: ETP and Industry
How To Invest In FANG ETFs
19 April, 2021 | GraniteShares
Investors and hedge fund managers alike diversify their portfolios by investing in FANG ETFs. What are FANG stocks, and why are they so popular? We’ll examine how FANG stocks perform and why these stocks are lucrative.
Whether you prefer long-term or short-term investment strategies, FANG benefits both. We’ll explain why these industry leaders are worth your investment.
Are you considering investing in GAFAM stocks? We’ll examine why some investors like GAFAM stocks and how they use them to navigate the tech sector. Throughout their history, GAFAM stocks have weathered varied market conditions, making them a potentially attractive addition to investment portfolios
If you are interested in long-term or short-term investment strategies, you might consider investing in GAFAM stocks. We’ll explain why these industry leaders are worthy of your consideration.
Topic: Technology , GAFAM
Publication Type: ETP and Industry
GAFAM Stocks
17 March, 2021 | GraniteShares
Are you considering investing in GAFAM stocks? We’ll examine why some investors like GAFAM stocks and how they use them to navigate the tech sector. Throughout their history, GAFAM stocks have weathered varied market conditions, making them a potentially attractive addition to investment portfolios
If you are interested in long-term or short-term investment strategies, you might consider investing in GAFAM stocks. We’ll explain why these industry leaders are worthy of your consideration.
FAANG is an acronym of five internationally-famous technology giants based in the United States: Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, and Google (now Alphabet). Not only are FAANG companies easily recognized and household names, but because they make up such a large portion of the stock market, they can impact the market as a whole. Therefore, it would be an excellent opportunity to learn more about these companies. Read on to learn more about the FAANG group that makes up for a good portion of the S&P 500 market, what they do, how to invest in them, and whether
they’re a good investment to make in the first place.
Topic: Technology , FAANG
Publication Type: ETP and Industry
What Is FAANG? [Stock & ETF Overview]
10 March, 2021 | GraniteShares
FAANG is an acronym of five internationally-famous technology giants based in the United States: Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, and Google (now Alphabet). Not only are FAANG companies easily recognized and household names, but because they make up such a large portion of the stock market, they can impact the market as a whole. Therefore, it would be an excellent opportunity to learn more about these companies. Read on to learn more about the FAANG group that makes up for a good portion of the S&P 500 market, what they do, how to invest in them, and whether
they’re a good investment to make in the first place.
In the world of finance, FANG is an acronym that refers to four American-based technology giants. Companies in this group contain Facebook (FB), Amazon (AMZN), Netflix (NFLX), and Google (GOOG)—after this acronym was born, Google restructured to Alphabet Inc. in 2015; however, the acronym remains the same.
FANG stocks are all known for tremendous growth in their respective industries.
Keep reading to learn everything you need to know about FANG stocks; what each company of this group produces, if their stocks are overvalued, and reasons for investing.
Topic: FAANG , GAFAM , FATANG
Publication Type: ETP and Industry
What Are FANG Stocks? [Definition & FAQ]
08 March, 2021 | GraniteShares
In the world of finance, FANG is an acronym that refers to four American-based technology giants. Companies in this group contain Facebook (FB), Amazon (AMZN), Netflix (NFLX), and Google (GOOG)—after this acronym was born, Google restructured to Alphabet Inc. in 2015; however, the acronym remains the same.
FANG stocks are all known for tremendous growth in their respective industries.
Keep reading to learn everything you need to know about FANG stocks; what each company of this group produces, if their stocks are overvalued, and reasons for investing.
