3 Stock Picks to get your week going

Stock Picks

The week is buzzing with activity, U.S markets are at all-time highs and the sentiment is on the up in the Asian markets which should give us a much-needed lift. EasyResearch looks at 3 stocks to get your week going! 

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Shoprite Holdings Limited (SHP)

Keeping it local is always lekker and one stock too lookout for is Shoprite which is also expected to give an Q1 2021 earnings update today. The retailer has been making waves and taking market share with its ground-breaking rewards and e-commerce initiatives. Our local currency is strengthening which should be good for the local Retail and Financial sectors and Shoprite Holdings Limited (SHP) is on the top of my list.

Nvidia Corp (NVDA)

Nvidia had a stellar Q2 which blew expectations out of the water driven higher by data centre revenue which is expected to revert to gaming. The pandemic influenced explosion in the gaming scene should see new gaming card revenues impress this coming Wednesday. Nvidia introduced the next gen GeForce RTX 30 series chips in May and started to break into the mobile device chips. The visual computing company will report Q3 earnings on Wednesday after the U.S market close.

SYGNIA ITRIX MSCI JAPAN (SYGJP)

No blue Monday is expected in the Asian markets after 15 economies signed a trade deal, forming the world’s largest trade alliance which excludes the U.S. it is also the first time China, Japan and South Korea are in a single trade agreement to reduce tariffs across the region.

Japan’s economy rebounded sharply, growing an annualized 21.4% in the third quarter, data showed on Monday. On a quarterly basis, the economy grew 5%, better than forecasts of 4.4%, according to Reuters, and a sign that the country was recovering from the damage caused by the pandemic.” – CNBC

 

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Informed decisions

There is a lot to consider this week as the world starts to regain some optimism as markets head higher despite the record number of infections taking hold across the world. We might expect the roller-coaster ride continue but the sectors mentioned did take on the pandemic and gained value.

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Sources – EasyResearch, CNBC, MarketWatch

Take note: stock data was taken on 16/11/2020 during the JSE market open. 

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