Greatland Gold shares are 28% off their recent high. Would I buy?
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Greatland Gold(LSE: GGP) shares have been one of the big risers since last year. Indeed, if I had invested in the stock this time last year, I would currently been sitting on a return of over 700%. With shares up by over 12% yesterday, there is also significant optimism that GGP has further to rise. But yesterday’s rise comes off the back of a steady decline over the past few weeks. This decline is due to negative drill results at its Scallywag mine in Australia, highlighting the risks of investing in gold stocks.
1 emerging market fund I’d buy today
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Think of emerging markets and some people may immediately think of China. and although many experts believe the Chinese economy will grow further still, I think we should also look further afield and consider other emerging market areas. One country that has caught my eye is Vietnam.
The Vietnamese economy has been growing rapidly over the last few years, and a number of multinational organisations have recently established manufacturing operations there. According to a recent CNBC news article, Vietnam is likely to be Asia’s top performing economy of 2020 – beating even China!
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Impressive record
Primary Health Properties(LSE: PHP) will release its annual results on 18 February. Dividends for 2020 are set to total 5.9p per share. This would mark the company’s 24th consecutive year of dividend growth. Few dividend stocks have as impressive a record.
PHP focuses on primary health real estate. This is traditionally much less cyclical than other real estate sectors. The majority of its rental income is received directly or indirectly from government bodies in the UK and Ireland.