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The stock market is right at highs but Nvidia earnings offer a major test. Five AI stocks are near buy points.
The stock market is right at highs but Nvidia earnings offer a major test. Five AI stocks are near buy points.
The FTSE 100 is hitting record highs. A constant stream of bids is pushing up share prices. There are even one or two new flotations, and of course we are about to elect a new government, with a huge mandate, committed to “stability” and “investment”.
A pensions death tax is “a real risk” under Labour, industry insiders have warned.
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Our writer looks at two amazing FTSE shares that have turned a reasonably small sum of money into £1.2m-£5m over the past 20 years. The post 2 magnificent FTSE stocks that turned £20,000 into more than £1 million! appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
"The bar for being short equities right now is very high given these upcoming flow and random market dynamics," Goldman Sachs' Scott Rubner said.
FTSE 250 asset manager abrdn delivers one of the highest yields in any FTSE index, appears set for strong growth, and looks undervalued to me. The post A 9.7% yield but down 36%! This FTSE 250 dividend superstar looks a hidden gem to me appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Zuber and his brother Mohsin bought the supermarket from Walmart in 2020 with TDR’s backing.
Jon Smith explains his pick to be the next company to be worth $1trn, with a growth stock that’s already up 23% over the past year. The post This growth stock could be the next member of the $1trn club appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Looking for great growth stocks at knock-down prices? Royston Wild discusses a top mining stock and a banking business that look dirt cheap. The post 2 dirt cheap growth stocks for investors to consider this June appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Tori Dunlap, a 29-year-old millionaire and financial expert, explains why she opts to rent rather than buy.
This writer looks at the reasons for Diageo's malaise and asks whether he should take advantage of the dip to add more shares to his ISA. The post Should I buy more Diageo shares for my ISA in June? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Tracker mortgages are now cheaper than fixed-rate deals as anticipation of the first Bank Rate cut in four years grows.
Cash is arguably the worst long-term income investment available today. Certainly, the near-term outlook for savers appears to be rosy. Inflation remains above the Bank of England’s 2pc target, while the economy expanded by 0.6pc in the first quarter of the year. Both of these factors mean that rapid interest rate cuts – which would reduce the current 5pc-plus returns available on cash – have become less likely.
Rachel Reeves is considering increasing rates of capital gains tax (CGT) in a bid to raise billions of pounds to spend on public services.
Shares in companies that distribute their earnings to investors make great passive income investments. And sometimes they’re worth a P/E ratio of 23. The post With £8,000, I’d buy 79 Games Workshop shares to aim for £1,100 in passive income appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Despite a turbulent time recently, Sumayya Mansoor explains why she believes this under-the-radar penny stock could be a diamond in the rough. The post 1 penny stock I reckon has legitimate potential to soar appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Harvey Jones thinks the Rolls-Royce share price has gone as far as it can for now. Now he's looking elsewhere for some excitement. The post Is this beaten down UK tech stock about to rocket like the Rolls-Royce share price? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
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Each month the average DWP Universal Credit claimant loses out on £63, which equates to £1 for every £13 they are due