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Andy Wang on The Watch List: Supply Chain Woes Impacting Holiday Shopping

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Rising prices, labor shortages, and depleted inventories continue to face manufacturers and retailers worldwide amid continuing supply chain constraints. How will these impacts weigh on the upcoming holiday season? Industry experts Andrew Wang and Garrett Boorojian say people should expect to pay more for holiday gifts and food this year than previously as well as anticipate extended shipping delays for e-commerce.

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Chris Wang on Evergrande Contagion Risks and Expedia

In a conversation with Oliver Renick on the TD Ameritrade Network, Chris Wang, Research Director of Runnymede Capital Management, discusses the Monday market selloff triggered by fears of the Evergrande looming missed debt payment. There is clearly risk given that Evergrande is the #2 property developer in China with over 200,000 employees, 800 projects in 200 cities, and $300 million in debt. However, we do not believe that this is the next Lehman and China will step in to bail out the company or at least have an orderly restructuring of the company. So far the interbank rates do not reflect the same fears of the equity markets as the TED spread is flat from Friday.

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Chris Wang on What to Expect from Lululemon Earnings

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Lululemon (LULU) is up 30% y/y and has been increasing. In a conversation with Nicole Petallides on the TD Ameritrade Network, Amber Focault, Strategist and Head of Products for Cardify and Chris Wang, Research Director of Runnymede Capital Management, discuss the future of Lululemon as well as other retailers with high customer enthusiasm and brand loyalty such as Nike (NKE) and Under Armour (UAA). While Lululemon’s sales may decrease after the full reopening of the U.S. currently, Americans are eager to get out and spend money. At present, Lululemon’s average basket size is at a rich $250 per customer. Tune in to find out more.