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Should I buy Taylor Wimpey shares?

Shares in UK listed house builder Taylor Wimpey have gone up by 7% after the company reported H1 2016 earnings on 27 July. No Brexit effects seen thus far – but the results were for the period mostly before the vote, during which time everyone thought the last thing that would happen would be a…

BT shares (ne)twerking after OFCOM response

BT shareholders are breathing a sigh of relief this morning after OFCOM (UK Telecoms regulator) opted not to pull the rug out from under its key local network business. A favourable response to competition discussions sees the UK incumbent obliged to open up its Openreach network to competitors (Sky, TalkTalk; both shares muted) and consult on…

Easyjet shares: Recovery delayed

Shares in budget airline easyJet (EZJ) have taken a bit of a bashing this week after the company issued a profit warning. Hardly surprising, one might think, given the fact that a) it looks as if the Costa Del Sol is now the only ‘safe’ place left in which to take a summer break and…

Brexit – Less of a worry for Ryanair

Ryanair (RYA) may have struck an uncharacteristically cautious tone in its Q1 results statement this morning but it has nonetheless been rewarded with share price gains of 5-6%. This is also in spite of more weekend attacks in Germany that add to an already troubled environment for European travel, made worse for UK flyers via…

Accendo’s Foreign Exchange Forecasts, Monday 25 July

Macro observations It’s a cautiously optimistic return from a weekend in which a number of fatal attacks took place in Germany and one in the US. Economics-wise, we’re due a central bank update from the Bank of Japan which is likely to apply more of the same stimulus measures on Friday. More pressing will be the US Federal Reserve on Wednesday. No change in…

As things hot up, don’t get left out in the cold

The UK 100 ’s post-Brexit recovery has slowed up since mid-month but the fact it remains within touching distance of its post-referendum highs leaves me rather optimistic. Those two weeks spent range trading sideways may yet prove the consolidation required to help the index continue with its reversal from 2016 lows. Next week’s peaking of…

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