As equities continued to surge in June, contradicting the “sell in May and go away” stock-market adage, Michael Taylor explains why traders need to remain ‘fleet of foot’.
The price of shares in AIM-listed financial services firm W.H. Ireland dropped by 5.17% after it announced the disposal of its Isle of Man subsidiary.
Shares in AIM-listed aircraft leasing firm Avation jumped 13.33% after reporting a 14% increase in revenues for the nine months ended 31st March.
Avon Rubber saw its share price go up by 1.13% following the announcement of a substantial order from the U.S. Department of Defense.
Simon Cawkwell, AKA Evil Knievil, with his latest trading and gambling exploits – writing exclusively for Master Investor.
Even though their recent climb in price has been very impressive, Mark Watson-Mitchell still considers that at just 67.5p each the shares of Premier Foods are very capable of heading 50% higher.
The shorter-term chart for gold shows the breakout to fresh seven-year highs. It can also be seen that $1,660 provided good support for gold through all of April and May, writes David Jones.
The price of shares in FTSE 100 supermarket chain Tesco rose by 1.50% after it reported a 7.9% improvement in first quarter sales.
Shares in FTSE 250 online gambling firm 888 Holdings shot upwards by 13.93% after the firm posted a pre-close statement for 2020 to date.
IT service firm Redcentric saw its share price climb by 23.45% after it said that Q1 recurring revenues were significantly ahead of guidance.
