US$12.3 TRILLION out of thin air…
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Brewing for a change
BrewDog. The UK-based beer producer has grown significantly in recent years.
It has remained in private hands but has done several funding rounds to raise capital. In fact, only last year the business crowdfunded several million from retail investors. The co-founder, James Watt, was quoted as saying that this would be the last funding round as the business was in discussions about an upcoming IPO.
In 2019, 25% revenue growth saw the business post a profit of £1.15m. However, accounts for the first half of 2020 show that these gains were completely wiped out by the pandemic. The closure of bars and restaurants saw BrewDog slump to a loss of £8.1m for this period.
The ITM Power share price is down over 10% today. Should I buy now?
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The ITM Power(LSE:ITM) share price has been quite volatile over the last couple of months. It reached its all-time high towards the end of January this year, only to collapse by nearly 50% two months later. Since then, it has started rising again. And over the last 12 months, the stock up by more than 220%. But once again, the share price started falling today. What is causing all this volatility? And is this a company I should have in my portfolio?
The volatile ITM Power share price
US$12.3 TRILLION out of thin air…
And if you click here we’ll show you something that could be key to unlocking 5G’s full potential.
The Argo Blockchain share price has multiplied from 5.5p a year ago, to 180p today. That’s an increase of 3,172%. If I’d invested £1,000 a year ago, I’d have £32,720 today. I’m not going to see that kind of return by investing in a
FTSE 100 blue-chip.
Naturally, when things rise that quickly, they can fall just as fast. As Zaven Boyrazian explains here, Argo Blockchain operates like a mining company, but with a twist. Instead of extracting minerals and metals from the ground, it mines cryptocurrencies – specifically
Is the Rolls-Royce share price undervalued?
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Rolls-Royce(LSE: RR) share price has been one of the big losers of the pandemic. However, as the world starts to move on from the crisis, the outlook for the company is improving. As such, I’ve been taking a closer look at the business to see if it could be worth adding the stock to my portfolio as a recovery play.
Rolls-Royce share price outlook
Rolls’ largest business is its civil aerospace division. This accounted for 41% of group revenues last year. Power systems and defence divisions made up 22% and 29% respectively. The remainder was other non-core business lines.
The Lloyds share price leapt 7% last week. But it could go much higher
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Last week was a good one for long-suffering shareholders of
Lloyds Banking Group(LSE: LLOY). After releasing decent results, the Black Horse bank’s shares jumped. Indeed, the Lloyds share price ended the week up almost 7%. But I think this could be the start of a sustained recovery for Lloyds shares.
The Lloyds share price leaps 6.6%
On Friday, 23 April, the Lloyds share price closed at 42.63p. A week later, it closed at 45.44p. That’s a rise of 2.81p (6.6%) in a week one of the stock’s best performances in 2021. In fact, Lloyds was the third-best performer in the