It’s been a bumpy few weeks for the FTSE 100 but the BP (LSE: BP) share price has enjoyed a robust rally. The same force is driving both, war in Iran.
On 27 February, the day before the conflict began, BP shares closed at 487p. Today, t...
It’s been a bumpy few weeks for the FTSE 100 but the BP (LSE: BP) share price has enjoyed a robust rally. The same force is driving both, war in Iran.
On 27 February, the day before the conflict began, BP shares closed at 487p. Today, t...
Like many people in the UK, I own shares within an ISA and SIPP (Self-Invested Personal Pension). Historically, investing in equities via these accounts has been an effective way to build wealth.
Looking ahead, I still like shares as an asset class, but I do see a few risks to the market. With that in mind, hereâs how Iâm positioning my portfolio.
The ri...Will the Iran war trigger a stock market crash? Frankly, I’m surprised we haven’t had one already, as analysts warn we’re heading for the biggest energy shock in history. We’ve already had a correction, defined as a quickfire drop of 10%. For a crash, major indexes like the FTSE 100 have to fall 20%. Will it happen?
It can’t be ruled out. The cease...
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a huge headache for many growth stocks in 2026. Basically, any tech company selling software in any meaningful sense has been sold off, with AI fears returning in recent days.
However, the selling has become indiscriminate, with wheat getting tossed out with the chaff. The big opportunity for long-term investors then is to id...
Ever thought about drip feeding money into a Stocks and Shares ISA as a way to try and build passive income streams? Lots of people do it and it can be a fairly simple way to earn some extra cash without having to work for it.
Letâs have a look at what that could mean for someone who is currently 35, has an empty ISA (or no ISA at all) and can spare £15 a day to...