
Weekly Market Commentary | 05/03/2024 | ENSI, ADF, RMV | AIM cross-over approaching?
A trend following signal for AIM is close to turning positive, so we could see confidence return in smaller UK stocks. Companies covered: ENSI, ADF
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A trend following signal for AIM is close to turning positive, so we could see confidence return in smaller UK stocks. Companies covered: ENSI, ADF

This month we track down the listed investment funds which are still trading near their 52-week discount peaks and take a closer look at the

Property Franchise has consistently exhibited attractive financials and will soon combine with rival Belvoir. Maynard Paton delves into the small-cap’s balance sheet, acquisitive history, franchising

Bruce looks at an old equity research note from 1993 and ponders if in some sectors customers receive a better deal than shareholders. Companies covered

Phil looks at the issues with one of the most important ratios in investing and argues the case for a cleaner and more realistic alternative.

This week, Jamie discusses a solution to using return on capital employed when the capital employed part of the equation is missing. He does so

Are we in an early-stage bull market for small caps? Michael Taylor shares his experience on trend trading and how now could be a good

Breakaway gaps, otherwise known as pro gaps, can signify a major change in sentiment and the start of a new primary trend. In this article

Richard Beddard goes through the adjustments RWS made to turn a reported £6.9 million loss into an adjusted £123.8 million profit. He thinks there are

This week, Jamie talks about two types of equity investment those which should be held with the intention of an indefinite horizon and those that

Phil takes a look at a strategy of identifying unloved shares as a way of generating market beating returns. In my last couple of articles,

Jamie Ward takes over this week’s Weekly Market Commentary. Companies covered: SDY & SDRY. After a prolonged period of unpredictable economic data, most of the