ISA investing: this is what I’d do about the cheap Saga share price!
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The near-term outlook for the
Saga(LSE: SAGA) share price remains fraught with danger as the Covid-19 crisis drags on. But the holidays giant has soared in value since the start of 2021 on rising optimism that travel restrictions might be lifted.
The Saga share price is up 130% since the beginning of the year, and up by a similar percentage over the last 12 months. Yet despite these rises, the UK financial share still looks mighty cheap on paper.
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The Argo Blockchain (ARB) share price is up 300% this year. Should I buy?
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Since the start of 2021, the
Argo Blockchain(LSE: ARB) share price has increased an incredible 300%. Over the past year the performance has been even dizzier, putting on around 3,350% in that period.
Here I analyse what has driven this performance. I also explain what I plan to do next.
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Growth recipe
The company has a fairly standard sounding business model – running data centres. But it also has a specific customer focus: cryptocurrency miners. As well as offering services to customers, Argo itself mines cryptocurrency.
2 UK hydrogen and lithium stocks I’m watching
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The rise of electric vehicles continues to shape predictions for future energy demand. There has been a big shift in recent years to planning for future battery use. That has helped many hydrogen and lithium stocks as investors hope to benefit from the role of those materials in generating and storing power for electric vehicles.
Here I’ll discuss two UK hydrogen and lithium stocks I’m watching. I’ll also explain my investment approach towards them.
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Warren Buffett is an investment genius. But these UK fund managers have beaten him
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Billionaire US investor Warren Buffett is famed both for his fortune and his folksy words of wisdom. Nobody disputes the abilities of the grand old man of investing, but that doesn’t make him invincible.
If he was, we should all buy shares in his Berkshire Hathaway investment vehicle, and let him get on with it. Yet we don’t. There will always be pretenders to Warren Buffett’s crown, and a surprising number reside on these shores.
US$12.3 TRILLION out of thin air…
US$12.3 TRILLION out of thin air…
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Business model
It seems to me that [email protected] Capital stands or falls on its ability to circumvent accounting tests designed to thwart dressing-up a regular inventory sale-and-repurchase agreement as a ‘true sale’ of inventory.
[email protected] claims it can achieve this through an alchemy of blockchain, innovative legal schemes and special purpose vehicles. But it also admitted in its listing prospectus that its scheme could be banjaxed by the “
interpretation or application” of true-sale accounting rules.