Why Unilever and Burberry shares could make gains in a global economic recovery
Robert Stephens, CFA, discusses the prospects for two FTSE 100 Index consumer-goods companies.
Robert Stephens, CFA, discusses the prospects for two FTSE 100 Index consumer-goods companies.
Robert Stephens discusses the prospects for two FTSE 100 shares that have experienced disruption due to Covid-19.
Shares in FTSE 100 consumer goods giant Unilever have dropped by 3.74% after reporting a 4.6% decline in operating profits for 2020.
After the surprisingly good results for the third quarter of this year. The shares still look worryingly overvalued on the ratio of earnings to share price. They look too high to buy at the moment. This level, in terms of recent share price performance history, seems to be the level at which to sell the shares,…
Unilever were 2,600p, last seen. The Unilever share price has come down a lot since April. I take a look at the shares, hoping to find them a possible ‘buy’ but discover them to be still far from cheap. Oh how have the mighty fallen?! I speak of Unilever (ULVR), that leviathan of global supermarket commerce that…
The first-half results were not enough to push these shares higher. They look dear and vulnerable to any further disappointing results. I have not for some time had a look at that great and successful Anglo-Dutch, corporate creation, Unilever, of which Unilever Plc is one doorway into its equity. Decent broking chaps, as I recollect…