A couple of Coronavirus gainers?
Mark Watson-Mitchell spies two stocks that may be thriving in today’s topsy-turvy world of coronavirus-induced lockdown.
Mark Watson-Mitchell spies two stocks that may be thriving in today’s topsy-turvy world of coronavirus-induced lockdown.
The new manager of Edinburgh Investment Trust has just finished transitioning the fund and the timing could mean that he has the perfect portfolio to get through the crisis.
FTSE 100 airline easyJet watched its share price decline by 4.27% to 569.40p after it fully grounded its fleet.
Shares in FTSE 250 property firm Hammerson slumped 17.92% as it said that it had received 37% of UK rent due for the second quarter.
AIM-listed digital estate agency Purplebricks saw its share price climb by 11.11% after it detailed its response to COVID-19.
Neil Hermon, Fund Manager of Henderson Smaller Companies, delivers an update on how the trust has fared in the opening months of the year.
Equity markets are scrambling to price in a recession. In so doing they are already at the stage of trying to determine whether this is a ‘normal’ recession or something altogether deeper.
Shares in FTSE 100 engineering group Meggitt Group fell 6.79% after the board withdrew its recommendation to pay a final dividend.
FTSE 250 plastics producer Essentra saw its share price decline 6.22% as it announced a number of cost cutting measures.
Shares in AIM-listed wealth manager Mattioli Woods jumped 11.50% to 630p after it provided an update on current trading.