2 oil stocks with dirt-cheap valuations
Robert Stephens, CFA, considers the prospects for two FTSE 250 oil companies in the wake of the recent oil price falls.
Robert Stephens, CFA, considers the prospects for two FTSE 250 oil companies in the wake of the recent oil price falls.
The share price of FTSE 250 IT infrastructure outfit Computacenter rose by 5.87% after the company outperformed expectations to deliver record revenues.
FTSE 100 fashion brand Burberry said that retail sales during the 13 weeks ended 29th December dropped by 1%, but there were positive notes in the details.
AIM-listed high street retailer Hotel Chocolat announced that revenues for final weeks of 2018 were 15% higher than during the same period of 2017.
Robert Stephens, CFA, argues that West End-based REIT Shaftesbury could offer long-term investment appeal.
The share price of budget airline EasyJet climbed by 6.99% after the firm’s revenues for the three months to 31st December rose by 13.7%.
FTSE 250 online trading firm IG Group saw its share price drop after operating profits for the six months ended 30th November fell by 18%.
AIM-listed life science IT service specialist Instem said that all areas of its business saw strengthening margins during the year.
We Brits think of America as the Right Nation – an inherently pro-capitalist society. Yet a new generation of socialist politicians in America is making its mark. They just might take power in 2020 in a backlash against Trumpery, says Victor Hill.
The share price of bookmaker William Hill fell by 3.30% after it said that operating profits from continuing operations during 2018 were down by 15%.