MFM Interviews

Why this investor is trading long on Autoliv and Ralph Lauren
Alexis Dawance, head of equities at MFM Mirante, discusses the reasoning behind his stock picks of Autoliv and Ralph Lauren.

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Trade short on US pizza companies: Pro

Alexis Dawance, head of equities at MFM Mirante, explains why he advises trading short on U.S. pizza stocks.

Markets are discounting macro bad news: Pro

Alexis Dawance, head of equities at MFM Mirante, explains why his stock picks include Mexican real estate after Donald Trump's election to U.S. president.

Solar industry has been a nightmare, but now's a good time to invest: Pro

Alexis Dawance, head of equities at MFM Mirante, discusses the opportunities to invest in renewable energy such as solar power, and other top picks.

There is a replacement cycle coming: Equities expert

Alexis Dawance, head of equities at MFM Mirante, talks about the next development in mobile technology: organic light emitting diodes.

Should Facebook buy LinkedIn

Alexis Dawance, head of equities at MFM Mirante, discusses trends in the social media business and what it would mean if Facebook bought LinkedIn.

We like tourism in Europe: Head of equities

Alexis Dawance, head of equities at MFM Mirante, says his company is looking for investment opportunities in Europe rather than the U.S. and recommends the tourism industry...

See opportunity in EM equities: Portfolio Manager

Alexis Dawance, head of equities at MFM Mirante, says he sees opportunities in emerging market equities, compared to other asset classes.

Solar price collapse poses opportunities: Pro

Alexis Dawance, head of equities of MFM MIRANTE, says the price collapse of solar panels makes renewable projects much cheaper.

Why Amazon is overvalued: Analyst

Amazon is overvalued, according to Alexis Dawance, head of equities at MFM Mirante. He tells CNBC the reasons behind his call.

'Misperception' over Samsung stock: Pro
Alexis Dawance, head of equities at MFM Mirante, says Samsung is a"powerhouse" and a much bigger company than just a smartphone maker.