This UK growth stock has doubled in 2024 thanks in part to a lucrative US deal. With strong margins and a clean balance sheet, it could be an opportunity. When investing, your capital is at risk. The ...

I’m under no illusion that some long-term investors in Palantir stock will be considering an early retirement. The stock has surged. When investing, your capital is at risk. The value of your ...

Nvidia stock has jumped above $150 and a new record in recent days, as investors shrug off concerns they had just a couple of months ago.

The business is growing well and stock looks like a no-brainer. But I do have a brain, so I’ve been trying to use it to figure out why the market isn’t more positive on the stock. Antitrust ...

With his Diageo shares close to a 10-year low, Mark Hartley ponders whether it’s time to say goodbye to this major FTSE 100 dividend stock. When investing, your capital is at risk. The value of ...

By Zaven Boyrazian. Many AI stocks today are unproven. That’s why I prefer established players leveraging AI to improve their existing mission-critical products like Cellebrite (NASDAQ:CLBT ...

FTSE stocks have had a great run in 2025. In fact, the FTSE All-Share index is on the verge of delivering double-digit returns since the year kicked off, and we’re only six months in. Of course ...

Arbuthnot, on the other hand, has a P/E falling from 7.37 times in 2025, then declining to 6.28 times in 2026 and 5.49 times in 2027. Arbuthnot’s lower multiples suggest it’s trading at a ...

Dr James Fox takes a closer look at two value stocks operating in the aerospace and defence sector. He thinks they both could be undervalued.

The FTSE 100 still excites investors with excellent value and dividend stocks. Dr James Fox takes a closer look at what Brits have been buying.

Investors can find plenty of quality stocks in the FTSE 100 with serious long-term potential. Here’s one I think is worth considering given the bright outlook for precious metal prices. Going ...

The forecasts, while noting a dip in earnings in 2025, suggest a strong onward trajectory. Over the three years from 2024 to 2027, the annualised earnings per share (EPS) growth rate’s about 3.5 ...