With the FTSE 100 around 8,000, is it too late to buy UK big-cap shares? My short answer is no. The aggregated index has little to do with individual company valuations and prospects for earnings. My top stocks to consider Several Footsie stocks look appealing to me right now, such as packaging and paper ...
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Investing alongside you, fellow Foolish investors, here’s a selection of stocks that some of our contributors have been buying across the past month! BP What it does: BP is one of the largest oil and gas companies in the world. Based in the UK, it operates in 70 countries worldwide. By Charlie Keough. ...
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The Marks and Spencer Group (LSE: MKS) share price is down 6.5% in 2024 as I write. That’s a stark contrast to its performance in recent times. In the last year, its share price has kept pushing higher. Across that time, the stock has gone up 55.7%. During the same period, the FTSE 100 is up just 2.5%. ...
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Top brokers and bank research teams put out price forecasts for different FTSE 100 stocks. These are updated every couple of months (or when something major happens that calls for a revision). With some shares that are outperforming, there are occasions when the analysts can’t raise the forecast quick ...
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Two growth stocks I’m eyeing up are retail stalwarts Dunelm (LSE: DNLM) and Marks and Spencer Group (LSE: MKS). Here’s why I’d be willing to buy some shares when I can. Dunelm I must confess I own many Dunelm home products. I even manage to drag my husband there a fair bit, which is an achievement in ...
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For years, I’ve watched Marks & Spencer (LSE: MKS) shares slide. The company just kept struggling to keep up with its fashion competitors, and missed the boat year after year. It was doing fine with food. And these days it’s part of Ocado Retail, a joint venture with Ocado. So it gets its desirable comestibles ...
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