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2 of the best reopening stocks to buy in June More on: Image source: Getty Images UK share prices are back on the ascent as optimism around the economic recovery improves. I myself have my eye on several reopening stocks whose profits could be about to explode as Covid-19 lockdowns end. Here are a couple of the best that are on my list today. Riding the jobs recovery Buying shares in London-listed recruitment stocks is a great way to ride the economic recovery, in my opinion. And I think Robert Walters(LSE: RWA) is a particularly-attractive reopening stock because of its...

WRD’s Eddie Roberts from Adam Deitch from Robert Walter from Greyboy Allstars combined the results of a handful of studio sessions for their new combo’s debut. Drawing on decades’ worth of funky soul jazz and improvisation-fueled groove, the trio kicks out the hip-shaking jams here. “Poison Dart” finds the threesome in a New Orleans mood without resorting to second-line clichés, while “Sleep Depraved” puts the trio’s raw spin on The Sound of Philadelphia. “Hot Honey” frosts its hard bop with guest Nick Gerlach’s slick sax, as “Red Sunset” cruises down a smooth ...

The Robert Walters share price is rising. Should I buy? More on: The  Robert Walters(LSE: RWA) share price rallied yesterday after it released its trading update for the first quarter of 2021. The key takeaway was how the board is ” currently confident that profit for the year is likely to be comfortably ahead of market expectations”. To me, this confirms that the recruitment market is improving. In fact, I reckon the hope of a recovery has been one of the drivers behind the increase in the Robert Walters share price. But for now, I’m watching the stock, especially when it’s sitting...

Junkyard Find: 1979 Ford Granada Thanks to rental-car companies, the Granada was once seen in great numbers on American roads. The Granada remained a fairly common sight well into the 1990s, but they’re just about all gone now. We saw this Crusher-bound ’77 Granada Ghia in California last month, and I found today’s Junkyard Find in a nearby East Bay wrecking yard on the same trip. One thing about junkyard Granadas (and Monarchs) is that the front brake parts always get grabbed by the first person to spot the car. That’s because everyone knows that Mustang guys will pay good money for ...

Junkyard Find: 1975 Ford Maverick The Maverick (and its Mercury sibling, the Comet) was once one of the most numerous cars on American roads. From a period extending from 1970 through about the middle 1980s, the Maverick was everywhere, much as the Taurus is today. It was a cheap, simple machine, based on the same outdated but sturdy and well-understood-by-mechanics chassis design that Ford used beneath Falcons, Mustangs, Granadas, you name it, going back to the early 1960s. The Maverick is just about extinct now, other than a few kept alive by collectors; these days, I might see one every y...