Trends And Targets

Glencore #Gold #SP500 With the changing fortunes against the price of Gold, it made sense to review one of the major miners. Of course, it was only once we completed the report did we notice Glencore are famous for everything – except Gold. A typical Monday ‘oops’ moment! Continue reading “Trends and Targets for 19/02/2019”

Mixed Bags of #Gold Nuggets. #Dax #Brent We tried something new at the weekend, giving a talk to the local (in Argyll) business community on thoughts for the future, Post-Brexit, using varied instruments as the basis of discussion. Obviously Sterling, Gold, Brent, the FTSE, and even Lloyds Bank featured in our presentation, each item provoking useful Q & A sessions. Continue reading “Trends and Targets for 18/02/2019”

FTSE for FRIDAY #SP500 #NK225 The UK market celebrated Valentines Day by trading higher than any point since last November. Better still, the market also closed higher, suggesting some real strength exists for future market recovery. As a result, we need adopt a pedantic stance before playing with party poppers. Continue reading “Trends and Targets for 15/02/2019”

Halfords #DAX #CAC40 On the basis nothing says “Happy Valentine” quite like a muddy mountain bike… we’re taking a look at Halfords. Certainly, if the media are to be believed, post-Brexit we will be unable to afford cars, in a post-apocalyptic world, cycling everywhere. In fact, a bit like London already! Continue reading “Trends and Targets for 14/02/2019”

Versarien #CAC40 #Nasdaq Our last review of this company (link here) highlighted a share which was expected to drop. It hasn’t, really! But neither has the price managed to go up, instead it’s been splashing around, pretending to be interesting – until now. Continue reading “Trends and Targets for 13/02/2019”

Barclays Bank #Gold #SP500 At the start of 2019, #Barclays was ‘almost’ looking interesting. We’ve commented on our in-house thinking; the Banking Sector shall prove the real barometer of Brexit prospects. If this is the case, the prospects look pretty confused presently. Continue reading “Trends and Targets for 12/02/2019”

Royal Bank of Scotland #Brent #DAX The comedy bank, #RBS, continues to flounder around doing very little. At time of writing, the price is 239.1p which is, 23.91p in old money. Not the most scintillating increase since the gory days of 9p (in old money) a few years ago. We suspect we’re not the only folk still dividing the price by 10 to return to the “real” share price. Continue reading “Trends and Targets for 11/02/2019”