Image source: Getty Images It’s common for investors to watch the UK shares indexes such as the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 among others. And we tend to feel good when they’re going up and anxious when they’re falling – at least I do! So, the latest setback in the markets is making me nervous right now. But that…
Image source: Getty Images I’m searching for the FTSE 100’s best value stocks to buy this October. So I’m giving Lloyds Banking Group (LSE:LLOY) shares another close inspection. On paper, the banking giant offers exceptional all-round value. It trades on a forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 5.8 times, well below the FTSE index average of…
Image source: Getty Images When I was a younger investor, I worried when share prices fell. Thus, when the FTSE 100 went down, so too did my mood. Down goes the FTSE 100 Since 31 July, global stock markets have lurched downwards. The Footsie initially followed suit and then rallied strongly until 20 September. It…
Image source: Getty Images With the UK economy under severe pressure, and inflation remaining stubbornly high, many companies are struggling. This has made UK shares dirt cheap. However, I believe this presents an opportunity for investors. Some of these companies that have seen their share prices fall represent great value. I will be going through…
Image source: Getty Images Rolls-Royce (LSE:RR.) shares are slightly undervalued, but there are better candidates and inherent weaknesses with the stock make me cautious as an investor. I do not believe the hype other investors are playing into. Company operations Rolls-Royce is one of the world’s best-known engineering companies. But the shares do not include…
Image source: Getty Images I already hold these FTSE 100 shares in my Stocks and Shares ISA. And I’m considering which one to buy more of when I next have cash to invest. Which one would be the better buy? Barratt Developments I first bought Barratt Developments (LSE:BDEV) shares in 2020 because of the company’s…
Image source: Getty Images Two dividend shares I believe could be savvy additions to any portfolio looking to boost passive income are Admiral Group (LSE: ADM) and Central Asia Metals (LSE: CAML). Although dividends are never guaranteed, here’s why I believe investors should consider buying the shares. Admiral Group Admiral is one of the biggest…
Image source: Getty Images Investing in UK shares can be a brilliant way to make a passive income. This is because the London Stock Exchange is packed with mature, financially robust companies that have excellent track records of dividend distribution. I’ve built a strong portfolio of British dividend stocks with my Stocks and Shares ISA.…
Image source: Getty Images US stocks look a bit overheated, and some top pundits are predicting a new crash. That could hurt my Stocks and Shares ISA. So what should I do? To get some ideas, I’ve been looking at what the experts say. And, you know what? It’s mostly good. Sell, sell… Not that…
Image source: Getty Images Greggs (LSE: GRG) shares slipped 2.5% to 2,416p this morning (3 October). This followed the FTSE 250 firm’s third-quarter trading update, where we learned of new shop openings and the rollout of a delivery partnership with Uber Eats. After this slight pullback, the stock is up 40% in one year and…
