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What next for commodities?
The price of gold fell by nearly $100 at the start of 2011 causing some to speculate over its future and that of commodities in general. Nick Raynor, investment adviser at The Share Centre, explains why investors should still consider exposure to this sector and which stocks to consider.
Buys surge as TD customers eye discounted shares
Darren Hepworth, Trading and Customer Services Director, TD Waterhouse comments: "Customer buys more than doubled in the week ending February 1, as political turbulence in the Middle East continued to affect financial markets.
Vodafone and Shell offer opportunities for income investors
As Royal Dutch Shell quadruple Q4 profits, Graham Spooner, investment adviser at The Share Centre, comments on what this means to investors.
Imperial Tobacco scores in emerging markets
Nick Raynor, investment adviser at The Share Centre explains why today's update from Imperial Tobacco confirms his ‘sell' recommendation.
Good news for investors as BP reinstates its dividend
As BP announce an overall loss of £2bn, Nick Raynor, investment adviser at The Share Centre explains why these results are still positive for the long-term investor.
Barclays Wealth reissues FTSE Returns Plan
Barclays Wealth has reissued its FTSE Returns Plan aimed at investors seeking attractive returns whilst seeking to mitigate risk to their original investment.
BSKYB sees profit soar Sky high
Nick Raynor, investment adviser at The Share Centre explains what this means for investors.
Retail remains in vogue with TD customers
Darren Hepworth, Trading and Customer Services Director, TD Waterhouse comments: "Customer buys continued to focus on retail in the week ending January 25, as figures from the Office for National Statistics showed the UK's economy had unexpectedly contracted 0.5% in the last three months of 2010.
Halifax Share Dealing introduces free mobile trading
From the 31st January 2011 Halifax Share Dealing is providing its customers with a new Mobile Trading Service.
TD customers turn to retail as banks struggle
Darren Hepworth, Trading and Customer Services Director, TD Waterhouse comments: "Customer buys increased once again on last week's, climbing 13% in the week ending 18 January.
ASOS report a 59% increase in revenue
As ASOS's international expansion begins to impact its overall figures, Nick Raynor, investment adviser at The Share Centre explains what this means for investors.
TD customers buy as banks keep FTSE above 6,000
Darren Hepworth, Trading and Customer Services Director, TD Waterhouse comments: "This week our customer buys surged by nearly 20% on last week's as the FTSE 100 closed at 6014 points (on 11 January), buoyed by optimistic comments from brokers on the banking sector and the expected government retreat in its battle against big bonuses.
Tesco remains The Share Centre's favourite supermarket
Graham Spooner, investment adviser at The Share Centre explains that despite poor UK sales Tesco remains his sector pick for investors.
Investors should consider a piece of Greggs’ pie in 2011
Nick Raynor, investment adviser at The Share Centre explains why investors should consider Greggs as 2011 looks promising.
The Share Centre currently list Marks and Spencer as a ‘hold'
Graham Spooner, investment adviser at The Share Centre explains why despite reporting a 2.8% rise in like-for-like sales in Q3, Marks and Spencer remains a ‘hold' for investor.