Victor Hill looks at how the FAANG stocks will cope in an age of tighter data regulation. Who would you trust most to own your most intimate secrets – Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg or Russian President Vladimir Putin?
Robert Stephens considers the investment outlook for two consumer goods companies with operations in China.
Robert Stephens discusses the future income prospects for two major utility stocks, SSE and National Grid, in the face of nationalisation threats.
If you wanted to invest in a safe and stable company with the aim of receiving a reliable dividend today, plus good prospects for dividend growth tomorrow, an obvious choice would be BT (LON:BT.A). From a dividend investor’s point of view, what’s not to like? The company has paid a dividend every year since 1985…
Robert Stephens considers the income prospects of two UK retail stocks for long-term investors.
Richard Gill takes a look a some small cap businesses that could offer investors fantastic growth in frontier industries.
Robert Stephens discusses why dividend shares may continue to be appealing over the next few years and lets you know about 2 great options to consider.
BT are promising a tempting 8% dividend yield. Join John Kingham as he takes a look at the fine print to consider whether the telecoms outfit is worth a buy.
The UK stock market is traditionally a haven for income seekers given its well established dividend culture. Certainly, the current yield of the UK market, at around 4%, is significantly higher than the global average (the MSCI World Index currently yields c. 2.4%). However, that headline figure belies some important underlying weaknesses that investors should…
They are non-identical twins on the other side of the world. Despite their shared language and historical DNA they are very different. They are both amongst the most prosperous nations on Earth in GDP-per-capita terms. They both command immense resources (though of different kinds) and benefit from some of the best educated populations. The quality…
