Top FTSE 250 and FTSE 100 shares to watch: LSEG, Sainsbury’s, ASOS
The FTSE 100 Index rally stalled this week, even as its US counterparts soared to a record high amid falling fears of the ongoing Iran war. It was trading at £10,600, up sharply from the year-to-date low of £9,690.Similarly, the
Here’s why BT Group share price is set to soar despite Broadband lossses
BT Group share price has done well this year and is hovering at its highest level since 2016. It was trading at 218p on Thursday, up sharply from last year's low of 171p. This rally may continue as it has
Lloyds share price is pumping: here’s why it has more room to run
Lloyds share price has staged a major comeback and is slowly nearing its highest point this year as British stocks join the broader stock market rally. The stock surged to 103p, up sharply from the year-to-date low of 85p, and
Bloom Energy stock warning: beware of Wyckoff and mean reversion risks
Bloom Energy stock price has embarked on a strong bull run after years of consolidation. It has soared to a high of $176.76, up by over 2,250% from its lowest point last year. This rally continued on Monday after extending
BT share price cup & handle pattern forms: will it jump to 250?
BT Group share price rose by over 3% after the company reached a new £200 million deal with Northern Ireland Electricity Networks (NIE). It jumped to 206p, up slightly from this week's low of 198p. It has formed the bullish
Hang Seng Index is rising today: is this a bull trap or start of a rally?
The Hang Seng Index jumped by 1.4% on Tuesday as global stocks soared after the latest developments on the ongoing Iran war. It jumped to H$ 24,630 from this week's low of H$24,215. So, is this a dead-cat bounce or
Air Canada stock faces turbulence as headwinds rise: what next?
Air Canada stock price has retreated in the past few weeks, mirroring the performance of other airlines, which have tumbled as the Iran war started. AC dropped to $17.35 on Friday, down by about 20% from its highest point this
‘Chinese Warren Buffett’ has stakes in these 3 stocks: should you buy too?
Li Lu may not be a household name for retail investors, but in the halls of Berkshire Hathaway, he is revered.Born in China and shaped by the 1989 student protests, Lu eventually found his calling at Columbia University after hearing