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Worldpay (WPG): Sell-off overdone

Worldpay (WPG) shares are having their cards declined again this morning, the in payments processing giant’s shares down sharply for a second successive day, echoing the global equity market rout. However, while global markets are jittery about the banking sector and its ability to weather slower growth and recession, negative interest rates, market turbulence, a commodity…

European investment banks at the mercy of wannabe Big Shorters?!

Augustin Eden, 8 Feb European investment banks are the talk of the town on Monday following a week in which some major names (Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank to name 2) came out with some minor numbers. Monetary policy that’s easy for the consumer has been tough for banks – some might say quite rightly –…

Rolls Royce (RR.): Cut-backs to go even deeper?

Rolls Royce (RR.) share price thrusters in reverse at this morning on news management is set to meet Thursday to discuss the extent of its first dividend cut in more than 20 years (by how much? for how long?). Weakness limited, however, by shareholder relief from talk of the company avoiding a sixth profits warning which…

Miner loyalty pays off big

Analyst summary – 5 Feb 2016 This was the week for those who remained loyal to that investor favourite – the Mining sector. Anyone who dared called the bottom in late January may have shivered at a slight pullback on Mon/Tues as gains of circa 20% in certain names began to be consolidated. However, those…

UK Index Miners: Don’t look a gift horse…

Resurgent UK Index Miners are waving the wooden spoon this morning, giving up ground as traders who dared bottom-pick over the last 3 weeks sensibly book some handsome and very welcome 10-40% profits following a helpful combination of USD weakness, short covering, technical breakouts and brokers suggesting a bottom for some base metals. News of…

Mining: Round numbers, breakouts and dented credibility

  Retail investors are rushing back into UK 100 Miners, jumping on momentum from a weak USD inspired by hopes the Fed dials back on its hawkish trajectory for US rate rises. Gains may be  despite little change on the commodity supply glut front, however, it would appear that an increasing faction views the sector as…

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