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Five companies pass the 5 strikes test. Richard takes a closer look at QinetiQ, the defence technology company underperforming in a booming market. 5 Strikes
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Five companies pass the 5 strikes test. Richard takes a closer look at QinetiQ, the defence technology company underperforming in a booming market. 5 Strikes

Looking to build reliable cash flow with ShareScope? We’ve created this Income Stock Screening Guide to go with our off-the-shelf Income Screen to help you learn how to

A look at how scanning headlines is no substitute for assessing closely the investment case of individual stocks. Companies covered PEEL, CPI, OHGR The FTSE

In part two of his trading hacks series, Michael dives deeper into the mindset shifts and tactics that can truly transform your trading game. This

Richard updates us on Pets at Home, the ubiquitous pet store is hiding a fast-growing vet practice and incubating a pet insurance business. He also

Looking for companies with real growth potential? We’ve created this Growth Stock Screening Guide to go with our off-the-shelf Growth Screen to help you learn

As concerns rise about the outlook for government debt, a look at what could be driving prices in the precious metals sector. Companies covered FTC,

Michael looks at small but productive ways for traders to improve P&L with the first of this two-part checklist and walkthrough. Let’s get one thing

Six shares achieve less than three strikes. Among the haul of heroes are card shop or “celebrations destination” Card Factory, a software provider to the

This month, in our regular funds column, we reveal that thematic defence equity exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are cleaning up, what might happen next to small-cap

A look at the number of companies leaving AIM, and whether brokers’ hope of a recovery in IPOs will help investors. Companies covered SDI, CBG

I got lucky when I started trading. Well, my first trade was a 100% loss with a company called PeerTV. So whilst that wasn’t exactly