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UK Housebuilders: Help to Bounce?

Shares in UK Housebuilders have had a tough year, most having fallen by around 20% so far to trade 12- if not 24-month lows. This has been driven by a combination of fears about a UK housing market which is already showing signs of slowing. But it’s not all bad. Culprits for this year’s share…

Ready for a UK Index rebound?

All of this has happened before. Price action on the UK Index chart over the past 2 weeks might look unprecedented, but history shows that corrections such as these occur regularly and lessons learnt from past bear markets can help us spot tradable opportunities for the future. I don’t even have to dig too far into…

WPP – Rough start for new CEO

When any shares drop 15% it suggests bad news. And this is very much the case for media giant WPP today. It may not be quite the media giant it once was, but its £13bn market cap remains very respectable. And share price slumps offer opportunities to capitalise on investor fear and panic while shares…

The UK Index this week – 19 Oct

After a painful bruising the UK Index received the previous week, we have mostly seen sideways movement on the benchmark index since Monday. The index has been trading in a fairly tight 6960-7098 range, though London’s blue-chips are off their worst October levels. As the week comes to a close, traders are looking for a…

Getting your game face on

He’s making a list and checking it twice; Gonna find out who’s naughty and nice. Now, I may not be Santa Claus, but I do tend to make lists (both mental and physical) to organise my work as an analyst. And being prepared for next week’s peak Q3 corporate reporting season can make the difference…

Return of the Awesome Foursome

It’s the most wonderful time of the year. That’s right, major UK banks are back to report quarterly results next week and here’s the full lay-down. And before you focus on just the usual quartet of Barlcays, Lloyds, RBS and HSBC, don’t forget to pay close attention to their smaller, pluckier competitors, including Standard Chartered,…

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