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.
How To Invest In China
To invest in China and Chinese stocks you will need an account that lets you buy ETFs like FXI, MCHI, KWEB, ASHR or trade individual shares like Alibaba, Tencent or Baidu. This guide explains what these ETFs are and how you can buy Chinese stocks. It’s important to note that buying physical Chinese stocks is
Rolls Royce share price forecast
Rolls Royce announced revenue and profit growth of 14% and 48% respectively Shares rocketed 20% on better-than-expected results Engineering company completes a long-term base pattern and set for a turnaround Rolls Royce is an illustrious name in the UK industry. Once famous for making the most extravagant car in the world, the company has slowly
Lloyds rewards shareholders with £2bn buyback after robust results
Lloyds bank sailed through the turbulent economy delivering a pre-tax profit of £6.9 billion for 2022. Flushed with profits, Lloyds is set to reward shareholders with a multi-billion share buyback. While the market is continuing to be rocked by macro concerns, should you buy Lloyds shares? Is Lloyds (LON:LLOY) a good investment in the long
Are BP shares a good investment?
BP share price steady as global decarbonisation accelerates A paradigm shift into a ‘net zero’ world is happening at speed BP is highly profitable and not overvalued Buy BP shares to bet on a cyclical upswing BP, short for British Petroleum, is a major oil company listed in the London Stock Exchange (also listed in
Is BT Group (LON:BT.A) a good investment in the long term?
Over the past 12 years, BT Group shareholders had to endure a boom-bust cycle akin to a speculative dotcom stock. From a low of 80p, the stock soared 6x to a high of 480p-500p in 2015. Then, the stock collapsed 80 percent to 100p (see below). It was not the magnitude of the drop that
Netflix’s share price has risen because it’s no longer oversold
After a massive decline last year, Netflix’s share price has stabilised above $300. This is because of: General rebound in global equity markets – especially tech stocks because interest rate hikes are expected to slow down. Oversold rebound – having slumped 75% from its 2022 peak, investors decided that a punt is worth taking on