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Why has the Volex share price dropped?
The British manufacturing specialist Volex’s (VLX:LON) share price has fallen recently. Currently, it’s hovering around the 300p mark – about 20% below its 2024 highs. So, why has the popular AIM stock dropped? And more importantly, is the current share price a bargain? What does Volex do? Before we dig into the share price action here,
This S&P 400 Midcap stock maybe as bullish as it sounds
I have deviated from the top-flight of US equities for a change and instead, I am looking to the S&P 400 Midcap index for inspiration and ideas. One company that fits the bill is NYSE-listed is a prominent player in the US energy sector and one that focuses on the exploration, development, and production of
This underdog from the Magnificent 7 could be the surprise winner in 2025
If you think about the Magnificent 7 stocks, and let’s face it, it’s hard not to, given the way they have dominated the equity markets in 2024. You might imagine that they all move together, in the same direction (upward), at the same time. However that isn’t the case, and there are some stark contrasts
Lloyds shares feel the heat after car finance ruling
Just over a year ago the Lloyds Banking Group share price fell to a one year low just below 40p on concerns over a slowdown in net interest margins, as well as concerns over the outlook for the UK economy, despite the business having some of the highest margins in the sector. The consistent underperformance
Can the S4 Capital (SFOR) share price bounce back?
The S4 Capital (SFOR:LON) share price has taken a monumental hit recently. Today, it’s sitting at just 30p – more than 95% below its 2021 highs. Is the growth stock capable of a recovery from here? Let’s take a look. The S4 Capital story Before looking at recent developments and the potential for a rebound,
US small caps, could be the next big thing: Here’s how to get involved…
As I write, it hasn’t even been a week since we found out that Donald Trump would serve as the 47th President of the United States. Indeed Mr Trump won’t even take up his new position until January and yet the complexion of the markets has changed completely. Negative sentiment has disappeared from US equities