Over the past year, the stock is down 18%. This puts the P/E ratio at just 10.78. From an evaluation perspective, this already looks a lot more appealing. There are also clear catalysts for it to ...

The bank currently has a 286p share price target for BT, representing a 62% potential capital gain that might emerge in the next 12 months. If that proves to be accurate, it means investing £ ...

And that brings me to the one word investors need to bear in mind when approaching these shares today: volatility. These days, the ups and downs are baked in, so buckle up. I think this helps ...

Rolls-Royce shares have been on a truly exceptional run. Dr James Fox ask whether £10 a share is in sight or whether we may see some near-term pullback.

Taylor Wimpey (LSE:TW.) shares have fallen 25% over the past year to 114p each today. As a shareholder, that’s a fact I’m painfully aware of. My position’s currently in the red. There are ...

Dr James Fox takes a closer look at two value stocks operating in the aerospace and defence sector. He thinks they both could be undervalued.

M&G shares were already in demand after a solid 2024, when operating profit before tax climbed 5% to £837m in 2024, helped by a 19% increase in asset management profits. It still faces challenges ...

But currently, bond yields are elevated. This reflects the higher interest rate environment but also increased risk that government may not be able to service all their debts. But for those who ...

Each quarter, stocks are promoted to or relegated from the FTSE 100 index. ChatGPT reckons these UK shares are ones to watch.

Source: dividenddata.co.uk As a result, someone who bought £10,000 worth of Legal & General shares 10 years ago would have enjoyed a total passive income of £4,392.91 in that time. That’s ...

In May 2024, the share price traded above $200, meaning that during the holding period, the investor would have been up 172%. Yet during the stock market fall in April, it traded below $80. So it ...

Since the start of the year, the S&P 500 is up a measly 2%. By contrast, our own FTSE 100 index of leading shares has moved up by 7% during the same period. That may be surprising, given how often ...