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TD Waterhouse investors snap up opportunities in commodities
Angus Rigby, Chief Executive Officer, TD Waterhouse comments: "Antofagasta has entered our Top Ten buys this week as TD trading customers saw the opportunity to snap up its shares at a cheap price, ahead of the company's 2008 interims due out today.
Know your rights ahead of RBS deadline says The Share Centre
Ahead of the deadline for next week's rights issue by Royal Bank of Scotland, Nick Raynor, Investment Adviser at The Share Centre outlines the options for investors: "As the first bank to offer a rights issue on the back of the credit crunch, many will be following the progress of RBS next week with interest.
British Airways could be set for tough times
Nick Raynor, Investment Adviser at The Share Centre comments on how British Airways could be set for tough times, despite announcing strong results: "British Airways (BA) has today reported an impressive 45% rise in annual profits but the year ahead is set to be a turbulent one.
Investors react to Bradford & Bingley cash call
Angus Rigby, Chief Executive Officer, TD Waterhouse comments: Another week, another cash call, this time from mortgage lender Bradford & Bingley (B&B) which yesterday confirmed it is launching a £300m rights issue to restore stability on its balance sheets despite shrugging off plans to do so a month ago.
Share plc: First day of dealing & admission to trading on AIM
Share plc, parent company of The Share Centre, one of the UK's leading independent stockbrokers, is pleased to announce the commencement of trading in its shares on AIM today under the ticker symbol ‘SHRE'.
TD Waterhouse launches new investment accounts
TD Waterhouse, one of the UK's leading execution only stock brokers, has launched two new accounts that can help customers build an investment portfolio of shares and/or funds through regular monthly payments at reduced commission costs.
TD Waterhouse investors profit from oil sector
Angus Rigby, Chief Executive Officer, TD Waterhouse comments: "While the UK enjoyed a sunny Bank Holiday it was business as usual for the global markets.
TD Waterhouse customers speculate on UK house builders
Angus Rigby, Chief Executive Officer, TD Waterhouse comments: "This week's trading activity from our customers shows some positive investor sentiment, with 25% more buy trades than sells.
TD Waterhouse customers take issue with banks
Angus Rigby, Chief Executive Officer, TD Waterhouse comments: "It is no coincidence that Royal Bank of Scotland and Barclays are at the top of our top ten buys and sells this week with both banks hitting the headlines.
Investors should take confidence in RBS rights issue
Nick Raynor, Investment Adviser at The Share Centre comments on today's record rights issue by Royal Bank of Scotland: "Investors who have stuck with RBS through the recent market turmoil and the ABN Amro acquisition, should feel a little more optimistic about the company's future, given today's announcement.
An energised week for oil and gas investment
Angus Rigby, Chief Executive Officer, TD Waterhouse comments: "AIM-listed oil and gas explorer, Empyrean Energy attracted strong investor interest this week and ranks as 8th most popular buy and 3rd biggest sell.
Investor shouldn't find themselves shortchanged by Tesco
Tesco has long been the safe choice in the investor’s shopping basket and with the announcement today of 11.8% rise in annual profits to £2.8bn, retail stockbroker The Share Centre analyses whether Tesco will continue to be a safe bet for investors.
Share plc announces launch of offer for subscription
Share plc, parent company of The Share Centre, one of the UK's leading independent stockbrokers, today announces the launch of its Offer for Subscription (the "Offer") in preparation for its flotation on the AIM Market of the London Stock Exchange ("AIM").
How to benefit from investment market fluctuations
Timing investment transactions, especially where large single premiums are involved, becomes particularly crucial at times like these, according to Standard Life.
Is gold losing its shine?
Gold prices fell at the beginning of April, temporarily sinking below $900 per troy ounce as commodity markets made a hesitant start to the second quarter.