A wild week for marijuana, bitcoin and ‘meme’ trading. The UK market is viewed as undervalued after Brexit.
Now National Insurance contributions – for British citizens including expats – are paid according to the type of CLASS of contribution that you are liable to make. Which CLASS is relevant to you can be the first complicated calculation.
With chip shortages hurting automakers production levels, especially in the EV marketplace, these semiconductor companies stand to gain.
Two semiconductor stocks are technically set up to run after clearing good earnings reports.
We update some notes on 20 stocks that we have covered on our blog and Telegram channel. Many present very compelling opportunities right now.
We cover stocks recently moving higher, including large cap names. We take a quick look at the February market and a longer term look at commodities.
In a video, an analyst lays out the technical case for a major Canadian commodity player that enjoys 2-year price highs for its product while volumes expand.
A love of GameStop (GME), SPACs, and IPOs is matched with disdain for US stocks in general this week. Dividends are supposed to make a comeback in 2021, with GDP growth and an end to COVID.
A recent fintech IPO sets up for a huge move. Analysts are finally turning on to the story.
A high flying medical diagnostics company has investors scared of falling revenue after COVID vaccines become available. The reaction was a strong sell off and now the stock is back on track towards its all time highs.
