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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.

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Rolls Royce Share Price
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Darren Sinden

Why did the Rolls Royce share price drop and will its rally continue?

Rolls Royce has been one of the great turnaround stories of recent years. In October 2020, the stock was languishing at just under 66p a share. Today the share price is around 490p having registered a five-fold increase in under 5-years. So why did the Rolls Royce Share price drop and then rally? And will

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Lloyds Share Price Analysis
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Jackson Wong PhD

What will Lloyds share price be in 5 years?

In this analysis, we take a look at where the Lloyd’s share price may be in five years’ time. We look at how Lloyds has performed historically in times of high interest rates, how they are profitable in a challenging market and whether Lloyds shares should be included in your long-term portfolio. How did Lloyds

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Post General-Election boost for UK stocks?
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Jackson Wong PhD

Will there be a post General-Election boost for UK stocks?

At long last, the political earthquake (or reckoning for some) that all the polls have been alluding to, is here. The public will vote today for the next UK parliament. The last general election was held in 2019 before the worldwide pandemic. Much has changed since. The early jubilant mood of the Johnson administration soon

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The Buffett Indicator
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Jackson Wong PhD

Is volatility a buy as the Warren “Buffett Indicator” nears record highs?

Most seasoned investment professionals know that stock prices and fundamentals are two totally different elements. Sometimes, they herd together. At times, they diverge significantly. The month-to-month correlation between these two variables is never constant. That’s why using valuation metrics to predict stock prices is quite frustrating. However… To read this article, please register or sign

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