Why these 3 stocks could offer defensive appeal as the FTSE 100 falls
Robert Stephens, CFA, discusses the prospects for three stocks that could offer defensive characteristics in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
Robert Stephens, CFA, discusses the prospects for three stocks that could offer defensive characteristics in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
Shares in FTSE 250 soft drinks producer A.G. Barr fizzed up by 13.97% after it published a trading update for the year ended 25th January.
The share price in Virgin Money UK rose by 4.87% after it reported quarterly customer deposit growth and higher business and personal lending.
AIM-listed Sopheon saw its share price rise by 14.86% as it said that the final quarter of 2019 was one of the best on record.
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Shares in Safestyle UK dropped by 12.38% as market conditions remained challenging during the second half of the year ended 31st December.
AIM-listed digital gaming firm Nektan saw its shares shoot upwards by 44.73% to 3.98p as revenues for the six months ended 31st December grew by 102%.