Have £1,000 to invest? Here are two of my favourite growth stocks I’d buy for March
The recent market sell-off has left Admiral Group and Barratt Developments looking cheap, according to Jonathan Smith.... Read more.
How much further can the FTSE 100 stock index fall?
What do current technical and fundamental analysis tell us about the FTSE 100 correction?... Read more.
2 ways I can make money from stocks even when the FTSE 100 is crashing
Looking to allocate money towards certain types of shares and dividend-paying stocks can help in a falling market.... Read more.
The FTSE 100 index lost 247 points yesterday! Here’s what investors need to know
Losing over 3% in a day, the FTSE 100 index plunged lower due to negative risk sentiment, writes Jonathan Smith. Time to be fearful or greedy?... Read more.
Forget a Cash ISA! I’d prefer to buy the BT share price with a 9.85% dividend yield
With a stabilising financial position and a low share price, the BT dividend yield looks attractive to Jonathan Smith.... Read more.
I like these 2 high-dividend-yield stocks that are about to report earnings
Full-year results are due from Persimmon and Rio Tinto next week. Should dividend investors continue to hold the stocks or even top-up now?... Read more.
The HSBC share price falls 6% on large job cut news! Should I buy it now?
A 35,000 workforce cut from HSBC saw the share price drop almost 6% yesterday. Jonathan Smith looks at what to do now.... Read more.
2 growth stocks for aggressive investors’ ISA holdings in 2020
Higher risk can often offer the potential of higher return for aggressive investors, writes Jonathan Smith.... Read more.
3 ways I’m recession proofing my stock portfolio for a potential market crash
Worried about the stock market crashing as part of a recession in the UK? Have a look at these tips.... Read more.
Where will the Lloyds share price be in five years time?
A continuing shift from physical to digital banking and the impact of Brexit negotiations make Lloyds a long-term buy for Jonathan Smith.... Read more.