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Richard’s 5 Strikes system puts three very different businesses in the frame: Athleisure brand Lululemon, Gamma Communications – an IT company that supplies communications systems,
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Richard’s 5 Strikes system puts three very different businesses in the frame: Athleisure brand Lululemon, Gamma Communications – an IT company that supplies communications systems,

With markets, the US ones in particular, in a bullish mood over the summer months, and volatility still well below long-term averages (even after the

RWS has lifted its dividend for 19 consecutive years yet the shares currently offer a 6.5% yield. Maynard Paton studies the translation group’s acquisition history,

This week, Jamie talks about the narrow education professional investors receive and why it is important to keep learning. He then discusses why you can

Some background reading on cybersecurity and hacking, topical in the wake of Crowdstrike-related chaos from last week. Companies covered TRST, RNO and CRL. The FTSE

In this article, Michael looks at the effects of loss and the damage it can do to a trader’s P&L. Trump getting shot on Saturday

Richard scratches the itch that is payments company PayPoint. Maybe his time would have been better spent investigating one of the other companies on his

In the latest in the series, we have experienced investor and long-term subscriber – Harry sharing a bit about his investing history and how he

A look at the bank sector, that has been disappointing for decades but has now begun to outperform the wider market. Companies covered BARC, CBG,

After a difficult 3 years for London-listed smaller companies, Bruce looks at a couple of reasons to feel positive about the future. Companies covered: MOON,

In this article Michael looks at share placings and how to take advantage of them. Equity placements, also known as share placings, are a critical

The latest haul of 5 strikes shares includes Halma and RS, proof perhaps that big companies can gallop, or at least trot. Richard also doffs