Anuradha Garg
Anuradha Garg has worked at Market Realist since 2014, and her equity research experience spans more than 11 years. She has an MBA in finance from a premier Indian college. Prior to joining Market Realist, she worked with HSBC for three years, where she used to cover UK business services companies and African cement, sugar, and telecom companies. She has also worked with Fidelity Investments as a buy-side analyst handling diverse sectors of Australian mining & mining services, Australian REITs, and China discretionary consumer space.
At Market Realist, her research focus has spanned various sectors. She started with basic materials, particularly precious metals and iron ore. She also covered hedge fund managers’ holdings. Her current research focus is on US auto stocks, including electric vehicle companies and ride-sharing firms.
Disclosure: I am in full compliance with all ethics and other policies for Market Realist research analysts. I am not invested in securities that I cover on Market Realist.
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Alex Karp works out of his New Hampshire barn even though his company based out of Palo Alto, Calf. Why did he choose this setup?Earnings Report What Could Drive IAMGOLD Corp.’s Valuation Going Forward?
IAG stock could continue to gain traction due to its high operational leverage, at least as long as the upward trend in gold prices continues.Earnings Report Barrick Gold Won’t Sell More Assets to Reduce Debt
Investors have been punishing Barrick Gold (ABX) and other gold miners for a long time due to their high debt.Earnings Report Understanding IAMGOLD’s 2Q17 Earnings Highlights
IAMGOLD’s (IAG) 2Q17 production was 223,000 ounces of gold—growth of 26,000 ounces or 13% year-over-year (or YoY).Earnings Report How Did AngloGold Reduce Its Costs despite Lower Production?
AngloGold Ashanti that for the last three years, its management’s focus has been on the widening of its margins on a sustainable basis.Materials Could Royalty and Streaming Companies Stay Strong in 2018?
Royalty and streaming companies Royalty and streaming companies’ business model differs greatly from that of other precious metal miners (RING), mainly because royalty and streaming companies do not own mines. These companies make upfront payments to gain a right to a fixed percentage of future silver or gold mine production. Additional payments are then made […]Materials Goldcorp’s cost reduction compared to its peers
Goldcorp’s (GG) all-in sustaining costs (or AISC) are falling. In 2013, its AISC was $1,031 per ounce. It expects the AISC to be in the range of $950–$1,000 for 2014.Consumer US Businesses Push Back against Trump’s Tariffs
Farmers for Free Trade’s campaign was rolled out on September 12 with the slogan “Tariffs Hurt the Heartland.”Materials Key Insights from Goldcorp’s 3Q17 Earnings
Goldcorp (GG) reported its 3Q17 results after the market closed on October 25, 2017. It reported EPS (earnings per share) of $0.13, which beat analysts’ expectations by $0.02.Materials Low crude oil prices impact gold
Cheaper oil means lower inflation. This means gold should be affected negatively since it’s usually considered a hedge against inflation.Materials Assessing variables that drive the outlook for gold prices
Physical buying from China and India should support the demand for gold. But a rate hike by the Fed could be the catalyst that could take gold down.Materials These Gold Miners Surprised Us with Unit Costs in 3Q17
AISC (all-in sustaining costs) are an encompassing measure that helps compare miners’ performance—a vital metric for investors. They show the company’s margin cushion at prevailing gold prices (GLD)(IAU).Materials How US labor conditions impact gold investors
It’s important to keep an eye on labor conditions since they offer a look at the future direction of gold prices and ultimately gold-backed ETFs.Materials Why the demerger of non-core assets makes sense for BHP
BHP had been contemplating whether to sell the non-core assets or go for a demerger. Finally, the company decided in favor of a demerger on August 15. The proposed company will likely have assets in the range of $12–$20 billion.Materials Lagunas Norte: Increasing Barrick’s cost per unit
Lower ore grade increases the amount of waste stripping required—in order to extract some volume of ore—as a result of mining more tons of waste.Materials Why did the Cliff’s share price rally?
Iron ore prices are down 19% year-over-year (or YoY) and coal prices are down 30% YoY—volumes were also down YoY, but the stock rallied 7% in a single trading session the next day of the earnings call and up 3% the subsequent trading day.Materials Which Gold Miners Could Offer Valuation Upsides after Q2 2018?
The average ratio of the NYSE Arca Gold Miners Index and the S&P 500 Index (SPY) is 0.18 compared to the ten-year average of 0.68.Consumer Can China Manage Growth without Fueling a Debt Crisis?
While there is no denying that China (FXI) needs stimulus measures to kickstart its slowing economy, any propping up needs to be done in a way to avoid another debt-fueled crisis.Technology & Communications How Is Atlassian Faring Versus Other Work-From-Home Stocks?
Due to the increasing work-from-home trend amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Atlassian stock has gained in 2020. How are the company's competitors doing?Macroeconomic Analysis Jared Bernstein, Key Economist on Biden's CEA Team
Joe Biden has included Jared Bernstein on his economic team. How will Bernstein help the Biden administration? What experience does he have?Macroeconomic Analysis What Would Delisting Mean for Chinese Stocks and Investors?
The House of Representatives is making a move that could lead to eventually delisting Chinese companies. What happens when a stock gets delisted?Technology & Communications Why Is HP Ink Out of Stock?
HP, which makes PCs and printers, has seen sudden growth amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Can HP stock sustain the growth?Consumer When Will DoorDash Go Public and Should You Buy It?
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Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft, is currently the third-richest person in the world. What is his net worth?Billionaires How Did Leon Cooperman Become a Billionaire?
Leon Cooperman, a billionaire investor, wasn’t always rich. How did he obtain his wealth?Healthcare When Is the Butterfly Network SPAC IPO Date?
Butterfly Network, a digital health company, is about to go public through a SPAC IPO. When is its IPO date?Consumer Who Owns DoorDash?
DoorDash is expected to go public soon. What does the company do and who owns it?Materials Behind Silver Miners’ Debt Repayment Capacities
Silver companies try to maintain an optimal level of debt-to-equity to lower their costs of capital and maintain an optimum level of risk-reward for shareholders.Consumer NIO Stock at $10: Is It Closer than It Seems?
NIO (NYSE:NIO) stock’s recent performance has been very impressive. The stock has gained close to 74% in the last eight trading days.Financials Goldman Sachs Warns of Impending Market Crash
Goldman Sachs (GS) thinks that the risk of a market crash is the highest since the financial crisis.Consumer Which Positions Did Einhorn Increase and Reduce in Q1?
David Einhorn’s Greenlight Capital’s (GLRE) largest stake increase in percentage terms was in Consol Energy (CEIX), in which GLRE increased its stake by 142.9% in the first quarter.Materials Which Senior Gold Miners Are Analysts Betting On?
As a group, the average gains of North American senior gold miners (GDX) (RING) have been muted.Industrials Markets Look at US-China Trade Talks as Slowdown Concerns Multiply
Today, another round of trade talks started in Beijing.Materials Analysts Are Optimistic about Coeur Mining
Market sentiment for Coeur Mining Coeur Mining (CDE) is a high-cost producer compared with peers (RING) (SIL). While it has initiated several measures to bring down its costs in the last few years, they remain high. Higher costs make CDE more leveraged to gold and silver prices than other low-cost producers such as Barrick Gold (ABX) […]Materials Why an increase in real interest rates makes gold lose its sheen
Gold doesn’t give any returns besides appreciation. Appreciation doesn’t always happen. As a result, gold has to compete against assets that yield something. When the return on the alternate assets begins to rise, the demand for gold falls. In a scenario where the real interest rates are rising continuously, the demand for gold—as an investment—will start falling.Consumer Why NIO Stock Might Remain Overbought for a While
NIO (NYSE:NIO) stock has risen for four consecutive weeks. The stock has netted a return of 94% to its investors in less than a month.Consumer Strong Economy and a Rate Cut: Can Trump Have It Both Ways?
Today, President Donald Trump told reporters, “Our country’s doing unbelievably well economically.”Consumer NIO Stock: Pullback or Progress after 4 Straight Weekly Gains?
NIO (NYSE:NIO) stock has gained 83% year-to-date. Notably, 92% of the gains have come in since May 28—the day it announced its first-quarter results.Materials What Rio Tinto’s Balance Sheet Means for Future Growth
Rio Tinto’s (RIO) net debt at the end of 1H17 was $7.6 billion, compared with $12.9 billion at the end of 1H16 and $9.6 billion at the end of December 2016.Materials Analysts’ Estimates: Could NEM’s Near-Term Profitability Decline?
Although 2017 has not been very good for Newmont Mining stock due to short-term issues, its outlook remains strong.Materials How the Ratings and Potential Upsides for Silver Miners Look Today
The performances of precious metal miners with substantial exposure to silver have been disappointing in 2017. As a group, they’ve returned just 0.9% YTD.Materials The Market Sentiment for Coeur Mining as 4Q17 Begins
CDE stock has risen 2.6% year-to-date. However, during the same period, silver prices gained 4.7% and the Global X Silver Miners ETF (SIL) rose 5.5%.Consumer Will Analysts’ Actions Catch Up with NIO’s Stock Price?
NIO’s stock price has run up substantially in about a month. As a result, Wall Street analysts’ target prices have a lot of catching up to do.Consumer Is NIO’s Profitability Close Enough for a Bullish Bet?
A whopping 86% of NIO’s YTD gains have come since May 22. Record deliveries, strong guidance, and analysts’ positive sentiment helped the rally.Earnings Report BHP’s Balance Sheet: The 2017 Outlook
BHP’s net debt was $20.1 billion at the end of December 2016, as compared to $26.1 billion on June 30, 2016.Materials Which Gold Stocks Do Analysts Love and Hate?
Gold price’s reversal this year has created opportunities in gold stocks. The SPDR Gold Shares ETF (GLD) had gained 11% year-to-date as of Friday.