Veteran chartist David Jones takes a look back at the winners and losers of the year gone by, and speculates which shares could end up topping the table in the year ahead.
Computing products firm Solid State has said that results for the year ending 31st March will comfortably exceed market expectations.
Shares in AIM-listed competitions operator Best of the Best surged after the company announced that revenues for the six months ended 31st October had climbed 28.5%.
FTSE 250 budget airline Wizz Air has reported that revenues for the three months ended 31st December were 21.2% ahead of last year.
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Financial services firm Hargreaves Lansdown has seen its share price drop after the company said that assets under administration had fallen by 6%.
Housebuilder Crest Nicholson saw its share price increase after the company announced that sales for the year ended 31st October were up 7%.
The share price of AIM-listed Crimson Tide surged after it said that profits before taxation for the year ended 31st December would beat market forecasts.
There are lots of reasons why people are wary of investing in Russia, but there are times when the negative sentiment creates a clear buying opportunity and it is possible that we are in that situation right now.
Minds + Machines said that revenues for the year ended 31st December were solidly up and that renewal revenues doubled during the period.
