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From The Footie To The FTSE With Jill Scott

Jill Scott, MBE and former Lioness, discusses the intersection of sports and financial habits, particularly focusing on women’s unique challenges in managing money and investing. Jill talks about etoro’s Loud Investing Challenge and the importance of financial education, the psychological barriers women face in investing, plus the generational shifts in attitudes towards finance. Jill also

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A Summer of Rising Yields?

On July 20, the “King of the North” has successfully rode south to enter 10 Downing Street, the political centre of the country, unopposed. As the seventh prime minister in a decade, Andy Burnham inherits a fast-paced environment where short termism rules. Results have to be seen quickly. Speaking outside the official residence on Day

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Why is Goodyear stock so cheap?

This is a post that some would say shouldn’t be written, about a stock that, much like a Bumble Bee, shouldn’t be able to fly, and yet they both can.  The Bumble Bee appears to defy physics. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company GT US is defying market orthodoxy (and gravity?) by gaining more than +18.0%

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Can agentic AI transform the retail brokerage industry?

Retail brokers may be approaching an inflection point as rising compliance costs, expensive client acquisition and limited product differentiation put increasing pressure on profit margins. That was the central message from a recent Broker Club discussion on agentic artificial intelligence in financial services, led by Alan Thomas and Alex Vanderlip, partners at, AI consultancy Dailoqa

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Why You Should Invest In North American Railroad Stocks

In the Age of AI, one very Old Economy industry is still prospering: railroad. Yep, that’s right, railway companies. This sector is as ‘boring’ as you can get. Ask around, who invests in railroad stocks these days? Most would instantly shake their heads. Every trader is hyped up about 24-hour crypto prices, AI/memory stocks, or

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Baker Hughes is pivoting to the future

Baker Hughes BKR US is best known for its weekly rig count data and as an oilfield services company, one of the “big three” US names, alongside SLB and Halliburton. It could be time to think about the business in a different way. Baker Hughes has two major divisions: Oilfield Services & Equipment, a traditional

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Is Capital.com good for CFD trading in the UK?

Capital.com is rated very highly for CFD trading in the UK and was voted “Best CFD Broker” in the 2026 Good Money Guide Awards. UK CFD Traders The Best, According To Capital.com UK CFD traders are leading the way globally in financial discipline, profitability, and risk management, according to new research from global trading platform

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How much do you need to retire? More than half of Britons don’t think they can afford it

More than half of Britons are not confident they can afford to retire, according to new research from Hargreaves Lansdown, highlighting growing concerns about pension savings and retirement planning. UK pension provider Hargreaves Lansdown survey of 1,500 UK adults found that only 38% believe they will have enough money to retire comfortably. Confidence rises only

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CMC Markets launches fractional investing as CMC Invest brand is folded into the main platform

CMC Markets has launched fractional investing following the integration of it’s CMC Invest accounts, allowing customers to buy and sell fractions of shares and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) from as little as £1. Fractional shares are available across the broker’s Stocks & Shares ISA, Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) and General Investment Account (GIA), enabling investors to

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Is the AI-Memory Boom over?

In this week’s Global Macro analysis, we examine eight of the biggest AI memory stocks as weakening price momentum contrasts with record-breaking earnings. Is this simply a healthy correction, an opportunity to buy the dip, or the beginning of a broader rotation out of one of the market’s hottest sectors? A pin lies in wait

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Why don’t people invest more in the UK?

It’s a recurring theme that new investors don’t start because they don’t know how, don’t know where and don’t know who to trust. Maybe that’s because people just don’t talk about money in the UK, and if you do, you’re a bore. But money is boring, especially investing for the uninitiated, all you really need

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