Today is an historic day for investors. We are not in Kansas anymore. In a decade’s time, people will be asking where you were when the oil price tumbled 30% in one day, sending the world’s...
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First profits and underlying business growth make YourGene a buy (YGEN)
Following the algorithm-induced panic selling of last week — attributed to coronavirus spread fears and a flight to safety — we could have entered a period of bargains galore in the...
Hybridan Research’s Small Cap Feast – 28 February 2020
Here, the analysts at broker and adviser Hybridan serve up their daily selection of news highlights and the latest IPOs from the UK’s small-cap world. Today’s specials include the likes of United...
The Shifting Shares View: Is trading gambling?
Many traders do not like to be accused of gambling. But gamblers are exactly what we are: -We place capital at risk on uncertain events. -We have no control over the outcome. -There is no guarantee...
The Shifting Shares View: Director expenses should be in the annual report, but it won’t make a difference
There was recently an interesting debate on Twitter about director expenses. This includes shooting jollies and five figure bottles of wine, which is disgraceful and has prompted the question:...
Hybridan Research’s Small Cap Feast – 26 February 2020
Here, the chefs at broker and adviser Hybridan serve up their daily selection of news highlights and the latest IPOs from the UK’s small-cap world. Today’s specials include the likes of REACT Group...
Coronavirus triggers market plunge – but it is more important than ever to keep your cool
US futures were up sharply overnight as investors attempted to gauge the likelihood of a bounceback from the brutal losses of Monday after coronavirus panic reached Europe. But those gains were...
Ready, AIM, fire – The lessons all investors can take from “The Art of War” (Part 2/2)
I read The Art of War several years ago. It’s a book that is said to be a common book for executives and sports athletes, and whilst I am neither of those I have always been fascinated by military...
Ready, AIM, fire – The lessons all investors can take from “The Art of War” (Part 1/2)
I read The Art of War several years ago. It’s a book that is said to be a common read for executives and sports athletes, and whilst I am neither of those I have always been fascinated by military...