FTSE 350 Stocks Centamin (CEY): Above 50 Day Line Could Lead Back Towards 200p While Centamin has been a decent play on the upside as far as being a proxy to the Gold price, the reality of any proxy is that the volatility can mean that even if you are right, in the short term…
To follow our Magazine article on Uranium, here are some more thoughts… How to invest for what most observers think is an inevitable uranium price recovery in the next few years is not an easy question to answer. Given the long decline in the uranium price after Fukushima, its not surprising that practically all companies…
I know what you must be wondering. What sort of things do I ponder when I’m not thinking about the markets? Well, I’m glad you asked. Three things are playing on my mind. Why do magpies sound like someone shaking a box of matches? Why do pigeons’ wings sound like they need oiling, and how…
One of the notable issues with bear bloggers, and indeed those who make negative calls on shares, is that unlike those who are on the buy side one rarely hears anything in terms of a mea culpa if the call turns out to be wrong. Cloudtag, where the bears have just been blown away, is…
Apparently, Pantheon (PANR) has experienced sustained equipment misuse and thus failure. Anyway, Haliburton has taken over and therefore we ought to get really good news soon. As previously mentioned, there is nothing wrong with the geological prospect here. I paid 138p this morning.
The occasion for looking at the charting position of Berkeley Group is the demotion of the housebuilder from the FTSE 100. Normally, this is portrayed in the financial media as being a negative for a stock, but this may not be the case here. Berkeley Group (BKG): June Price Channel towards 3,000p The housing market…
One recent addiction to the already huge portfolio of investment possibilities is factor investing, which aims at revolutionising the way we invest. Until today, investors have been allocating the money in their portfolios into several asset classes: bonds, equities, foreign equities, real assets, commodities, currencies, and so on. But what if instead they could allocate…
Credit where it is due: as readers know I have this last two years been enraged by the idiocy provided by Charles Stanley. But yesterday the chap who attends to the affairs of Family Cawkwell (a generally thankless task) telephoned to remark that my late mother-in-law’s account had been credited with c. £24,000 through a…
Every year in late summer the secretive priestly caste that is the world’s central bankers meets in conclave at the Wyoming mountain resort of Jackson Hole. It’s an inconsequential place really – just an upscale mountain cum fishing resort set in a verdant valley between the jagged peaks of the Teton Mountains and the Ventre…
IAG at 392p, after the first-half figures, looks very cheap in cash and operating cash flow terms, which also makes the prospective estimated dividend yield of 5 per cent look credible and safe. The price remains below the price on Brexit referendum day. IAG is of course still flying but no longer flying as high as it was back…
