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Trader’s Corner – Does Drastic Departure Spell Disaster? 04-10-2019

The highly anticipated half-year results from supermarket giant Tesco were delivered alongside the shock resignation of its CEO, Dave Lewis, on Wednesday. Mr Lewis explained his decision to step down from the helm as personal, saying that a CEO tenure should be finite and ‘now is the time to pass the baton.’ Despite this news…

Die Another Day for Luxury Car Brand? 04-10-2019

Luxury car brand Aston Martin is spluttering to the end of its first year as a public company, looking like it might be ready for repairs. The car maker’s shares slumped another 6 per cent on Wednesday, standing at 480.00p at the time of writing, a whopping 75% drop in value since it floated a…

Company Focus – Have Bakery Investors Lost their Appetite? 04-10-2019

After a stellar sales performance and the success of its vegan sausage roll earlier in the year, Greggs third-quarter update has been slightly disappointing. The high-street bakery reported a slight slowdown in like-for-like sales growth to 7.4% to the end of September. The results are far from catastrophic – in fact they still keep the…

Tesco – Results Due This Week – 30-09-2019

Tesco will release its half year trading figures this week – can it beat the constraints of the increasingly competitive supermarket sector? The supermarket has seen its shares rally 20% already this year, and prices currently stand at 244p at time of writing. Its expected that Tesco will report earnings of 7.5p per share, which…

Company Focus – Will Tui Take Off After Rival’s Crash Landing? 27-09-2019

It’s not surprising that in the aftermath of Thomas Cook’s collapse this week, share prices for rival Tui have risen. The holidaymaker’s share price was 903.20p at the time of writing, down slightly after an initial ten per cent gain on Monday. Thomas Cook crashed spectacularly into liquidation under a £1.7 billion mountain of debt,…

Trader’s Corner – Investors’ Dream to Stock Market Nightmare – 27-09-2019

Challenger bank, Metro, has been in free fall this week after starting its trading as an investor’s dream in 2016. The latest catastrophe to hit Metro is its decision to pull out of a £200m bond sale, which it needed to comply with EU MREL regulations. Metro’s share price fell by 30%, taking it to…

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