Investing in FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 stocks can be an uncomfortable experience at times. As we saw more recently during the Covid-19 crisis, events can drop out of the sky that suddenly send share prices tumbling. However, history shows us that buying UK shares still has significant benefits. Over the ...
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While a lot of FTSE 100 investors are drawn to stocks trading near their 52-week lows, I’m actually more interested in those near 52-week highs. The reason for this is simple – those near 52-week highs are trending up, and share price trends can stay in place for a long time. Here, I’m going to highlight ...
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One UK fund manager I keep an eye on is Stephen Yiu. He runs the Blue Whale Growth fund and has a great track record when it comes to generating strong returns for investors (his fund is up nearly 40% over the last year). Recently, I learnt that Yiu has been buying a FTSE 100 stock for his global equity ...
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It seems as if FTSE shares can’t slow down. They’re soaring and I want to capitalise on it. The UK stock market has underachieved in years gone by. From Brexit to the recent pandemic, we’ve faced severe challenges. But could it be that we’re seeing light at the end of the tunnel with the recent rally? ...
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Investors are starting to look beyond the obvious candidates for artificial intelligence (AI) stocks to buy. And that makes a couple of FTSE 100 companies look interesting. The US has the semiconductor market pretty well nailed down. But that’s not the only industry that stands to do well as AI becomes ...
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