The Dogs of AIM 2020
Richard Gill, CFA, updates his “Dogs of AIM” portfolio, a selection of ten shares based on the popular “Dogs of the Dow” trading method.
Richard Gill, CFA, updates his “Dogs of AIM” portfolio, a selection of ten shares based on the popular “Dogs of the Dow” trading method.
Simon Cawkwell, AKA Evil Knievil, with his latest trading and gambling exploits – writing exclusively for Master Investor.
Melrose Industries (LON:MRO) was the biggest climber in the FTSE 100 on Tuesday with shares up by 9.39% to 96.50p at the close of trading after it renegotiated banking covenants.
Card Factory looks set to bounce back strongly after lockdown as it capitalises on the country’s obsession for greetings cards, writes Mark Watson-Mitchell.
Shares in FTSE 100 drinks giant Diageo sank 4.91% to 2,739.50p as reported net sales for the year ended 30th June dropped by 8.7%.
The price of shares in FTSE 250 firm easyJet soared 8.83% after the airline said that it had seen encouraging performance since restarting flights in mid-June.
Commerce software firm K3 Business Technology Group saw its share price drop by 4.32% after posting results for the half year ended 30th June.
Lloyds (LON:LLOY) topped the table on Monday, registering a 6.03% climb to 27.87p as it bounced back from last week’s results.
Gold is already at record highs but it is not too late to try and inflation-proof your portfolio, writes fund manager Tim Price.
Exotic foreign holidays may be off the agenda, but the Asia Pacific region remains an attractive option for your portfolio.