Why Taylor Wimpey could be a stock for all seasons
8 mins. to read
Robert Stephens, CFA, explains why he believes that housebuilder Taylor Wimpey could be a stock to own for the long run.
Equities
Driver Group – recent profit warning could present an ideal buying opportunity
3 mins. to read
It could be well worth taking advantage of the lower share price of the Driver Group after its recent profit warning, writes Mark Watson-Mitchell.
Petards Group – this minnow has big upside potential
3 mins. to read
Despite its size this group is a global leader in the provision of security, surveillance and communication technology solutions. Its shares are undervalued and are due a re-rating, argues Mark Watson-Mitchell.
Blue skies ahead for BigBlu Broadband?
4 mins. to read
The shares of BigBlu Broadband, now 122p, have some very strong upside as it expands its reach. Currently it is the fastest growing communications company in Europe – but tomorrow where else?
2 FTSE 100 retailers with surprising growth potential
2 mins. to read
Robert Stephens considers the investment prospects of Tesco and Ocado, two food retailers with very different strategies.
Three value traps to avoid
14 mins. to read
John Kingham of UK Value Investor looks at three value traps and explains how he intends to avoid them in future.
The Gym Group – looking for a strong AGM statement and continued recovery
4 mins. to read
With its market-leading position and its new club opening strategy, The Gym Group looks well placed to continue to capitalise on Britain’s keep-fit revolution, argues Mark Watson-Mitchell.
Trackwise Designs – good news could set the shares alight in such a tight market
4 mins. to read
On the face of it the shares of this £13.7m company look very expensive; but, when you look deeper, their potential value shouts out at you, argues Mark Watson-Mitchell.
2 struggling FTSE 100 stocks with turnaround potential
2 mins. to read
Robert Stephens, CFA, considers the investment prospects of two underperforming FTSE 100 shares – easyJet and TUI.
Entertainment Tech – Netflix, Apple and Team17
8 mins. to read
Netflix is taking talent from Auntie BBC just as Apple is parking its tanks on Netflix’s AstroTurf. Meanwhile, small video games companies are thriving in the UK. Things are moving in the tech realms of the very large and the very small, writes Victor Hill.