How to navigate falling profits
Why i’m taking the 2020 falling profits with a pinch of reality. 2020 results are starting to come through for the companies on my watchlist and many of them will …
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How to put your Investing odds in your favour
Short and medium term markets are driven by so many variables that neither you nor I can predict them with any accuracy or consistency. Both of which are necessary for …
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I bought shares yesterday, today they’re LOWER!
Damnit! You’ve just bought £1000 worth of shares in some great long term investment company for £1.50 a share, but this morning they are only worth £1.40. You should have …
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I’m looking for Investing Students
I’m looking for five people I can work with over the next ten years to help them invest in stocks correctly and responsibly, while also helping them to grow immense levels of …
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The FTSE Show 44 | Dunelm plc
This UK home retail store is actually doing surprisingly well over the last 10 years and is one of the rare retail companies in the Top 250 FTSE businesses that …
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The FTSE Show 43 | Astrazeneca plc [AZN]
£85 for a share in AZN. New deals for them on the cards. Lots of investors with low horizons getting excited about grabbing some quick profits. None of which are …
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The FTSE Show 42 | Smith & Nephew plc [SN.]
Learn how to analyse companies. Level 1 – Long Term Investing for Beginners Course Smith+Nephew is a British multinational medical equipment manufacturing company headquartered in Watford, England. It is an …
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The FTSE Show 41 | International Airlines Group plc [IAG]
IAG International Airlines Group plc are trading cheap right now at £2.60 a share, but are they worth my capital today as a long term investment. In today’s FTSE Show …
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The FTSE Show 40 | French Connection Group
This FTSE Fledgling company is the antithesis of what I look for in a stock. No profits, rising costs and not a lot of good to have said. But it’s …
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The FTSE Show 39 | Sainsburys plc [SBRY]
Sainsbury’s supermarkets operate in a very competitive industry sector. With their acquisition of Argos in 2016, how are things now looking 4 years on? And do they make a good …
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