Our share price analysis, data and how-to-buy guides cover significant market movements in the most popular UK shares in the FTSE 100, US stocks in the DJIA, commodities, indices, and currency pairs. They are designed to help you make more informed decisions about what to invest in, what to trade, and when to execute currency transactions.
Best things to invest in and trade for 2025.
As 2024 draws to a close, investors inevitably cast their eyes over the finishing line and ask: What’s are the best things to invest in for 2025? In this analysis we examine what to watch out for when investing and trading in 2025. In a few pockets of the financial markets (not ‘pockets’ as some
Winners and losers of 2024, as the FTSE100 underperforms again
For the FTSE 100 it’s been yet another year of underperformance, barely eking out a gain in 2023, at least this year we’ve seen the UK benchmark index break above the 8,000 level and achieve a new record high in the first half of the year. The performance since that record high has been symptomatic
What could the Nvidia share price be in 5 years?
Nvidia (NVDA) The GPU maker has been the stock of the post Covid period. Boosted by the seemingly insatiable demand for generative AI, and the chips required to train and run the large language models or LLMs that power the chat bots. In the autumn of 2014 revenue at Nvidia stood at just $4.60 billion
Croda has had a rocky 2024, but Hargreaves Lansdown thinks 2025 will be better.
The speciality chemicals group Croda (CRDA) is something of a last man standing in the UK-listed companies in the sector. The company was founded in 1925 and today has a market cap of £4.90 billion and just over 6000 employees. The current business is much different to the one founded almost a century ago, and
Airbus share price takes off but can it continue flying for 2025?
One of two companies that make wide-bodied jets on global scale (the other being Boeing). Airbus is a genuine European champion. Issues around corporate governance, safety and quality control, and more recently industrial action at its major rival, have provided Airbus with the runway to take a lead over its US peer. However, as we
Will Aggressive Expansion Dent The London Stock Exchange’s Long-Term Uptrend?
The London Stock Exchange share price has come in for more than its fair share of criticism this year. However, many of the problems facing the London equity markets are down to structural and legislative issues, outside of the Exchange’s remit, and under the purview of the regulator and the government. For its part the