“It pounds daily on the nerves: the insanity of numbers, the uncertain future… An epidemic of fear and naked need: lines of shoppers, long since a customary sight, once more form in front of shops, first in front of one, then in front of all… The lines always send the same signal: the city, the…
Gosh. Have I missed something? I hate it when Swen prods me like that when I’m fast asleep in my favourite comfy chair. Did you say we’ve voted out? Told you so. It was when I was having lunch with Evil about a month ago that I started getting vibes. We discussed the bookies odds…
As seen in the lastest issue of Master Investor Magazine This month, you’d have had to have been living under a rock to avoid the Brexit discussions. Whether it’s Boris shouting from the rooftops ‘Knickers to the pessimists and the merchants of gloom’, or Cameron declaring that World War III might be triggered by Brexit,…
At the end of May this year there were 1,016 companies listed on AIM, representing a range of industries, countries and sectors. With 118 constituents Mining is the largest sector on the junior market, followed by Software & Computer Services at 101, Support Services at 97 and then General Financial stocks at 96. While companies…
It remains one of the stock market mysteries that while online grocer Ocado has struggled to turn over a profit over the past decade, the valuation and indeed the share price seem to defy gravity. This is apparently the case even though retail sector disruptor Amazon has just invaded its space. Ocado (OCDO): Ultra Sharp…
The last time we witnessed the type of positive reversal which can be seen on the daily chart of Chemring in the past 24 hours, the shares in question – Plus500 (PLUS) and Imagination Technologies (IMG) – not only rebounded but put on significant gains. Chemring (CHG): “Power Drill” Reversal There are a couple of…
By Alex Story of Leave.EU The key question in this referendum is: Does the UK wish to be free or not? Amidst the noise that has been generated by the referendum to either remain or leave the European Union, much of the discussion seems to have revolved around derivatives issues, in particular growth and border…
The Prudential (PRU) at 1,309p.The chart is still trending down but the shares look good value on an estimated prospective annual dividend yield of 3.5 per cent and prospective PER of 10.2 times for next year. The dividend has grown at 10 per cent over the last five financial years and estimated growth this year…
It took some time to get a proper attack of the wobbles but Tesla (TSLA) finally obliged last night closing down $25 at $192 after hours on the news of Tesla’s scheme to merge with Solar City (SCTY), another Musk promotion. Apparently, Musk’s argument is that the sort of people who buy Tesla motor cars…
On the face of it the recent journey for shares of Highland Natural Resources has been the worst of white knuckle rides, even though the move to the upside after the break of the main 20p zone to 70p plus was relatively well flagged. Highlands Natural Resources (HNR): Support Still Above Key 20p Zone Highlands…
