US earnings season is in full swing and some of its biggest and best known companies have surpassed the expectations of both markets and analysts. It’s now time to start looking ahead to what we might expect from the UK’s own blue chip stocks. With the Brexit vote adding spice to things on our side…
Shares in UK chip designer ARM Holdings (ARM) have soared by 45% after Japanese telecoms company SoftBank agreed to pay £23.4bn for the company. It’s a huge bet by SoftBank, with the company hoping this acquisition will make it a leading player in what’s seen as the next big tech market: The Internet of Things.
Mid-way through July, we take a look at the current set of UK 100 blue chip stocks with no ‘sell’ ratings. They may not be household names, but these shares have one thing in common – a net bullish outlook according to the analysts who follow them. Take a look for yourself in this exclusive report…
A New Beginning? With the UK voting to leave the EU having unleashed all manner of market messiness in June, we find ourselves with an interesting and uniquely positive view of the road ahead…
There we have it – The UK voted ‘Leave’. This was neither the simplest nor the most desirable outcome as far as market uncertainty is concerned, but the decision has been made! It’s now to two years of negotiations between the new UK prime minister and the EU powers that be in Brussels to forge…
8 June, 2016 The UK’s supermarkets continue to provide both thrill and fear in equal measure this year. We recently looked at Tesco (TSCO) and how it compared to sector peers J Sainsbury (SBRY) and WM Morrison (MRW) on a fundamental and technical/charting basis. Now, it appears we need to add a bit of good…