Finance

Given its brand and the immediate market opportunity, I probably should be excited. Earlier this week, one of the UK's top fund managers, James Anderson, claimed that the FTSE 100 looks like an index from the 1800's. Notably known for his early bets on Facebook, Tesla

Is Abrdn focusing too much on the gloss of branding as a clear distraction from the the hard task of fixing its underlying fundamentals? I have to feel slightly sorry for Standard Life Aberdeen (LSE: SLA). This week it announced that it was going to rebrand by removing all of

During the lows of 2020 throughout the pandemic, 'Buy the dip" was great advice. Many investors headed in this direction throughout this period and whilst technology stocks continued to grow and boom, many tradtional divident-paying value stocks seemed to drop. However, even with this, many of those stocks

2010 to 2020 saw the growth of the FTSE 100 index grew by 41.5%. Throughout this same period, the NASDAQ 100 grew by 372%. The US index was supported by the rise of the ‘FAANG’ tech stocks which consist of the companies Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Alphabet (Google)

I believe that the Agro Blockchain is exciting, but I often question whether the price is irrational. Tesla pushed the price of Bitcoin to new highs by acquiring $1.5bn of holdings. It is not entirely a surprise that Tesla has forayed into cryptocurrency because Elon Musk has a taste

PayPoint became an under-loved stock at the start of the coronavirus pandemic in early 2020, and its share price has struggled to recover since. Since 2016, paypoint has consistently traded at prices between 800p and 1200p. In early 2020, the price seemed to drop exponentially to all time low of