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I love its cars, but I wouldn’t touch Aston Martin’s shares
Tips Aston Martin makes beautiful cars. But it has a chequered history and continues to lurch from disaster to disaster. That’s why I wouldn’t buy Aston Martin shares, says Rupert Hargreaves.
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How to invest in the electric car market
Tips The vehicle sector suffered badly in the pandemic, and has since been buffeted by supply-chain problems, inflation and recession fears, says David J. Stevenson. But electric cars are thriving.
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Share tips of the week – 15 July
Tips MoneyWeek’s comprehensive guide to the best of this week’s share tips from the rest of the UK's financial pages.
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Phoenix Group’s 8.5% dividend yield looks here to stay
Tips At a forecast 8.5%, Financial services group Phoenix, has one of the highest dividend yields in the FTSE 100. And it has all the hallmarks of a great income play, says Rupert Hargreaves.
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Share tips of the week – 8 July
Tips MoneyWeek’s comprehensive guide to the best of this week’s share tips from the rest of the UK's financial pages.
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The highest-yielding Pibs and preference shares
Tips As well as ordinary shares, companies and other institutions issue preference shares and permanent interest-bearing shares (Pibs), which act more like fixed income securities. Rupert Hargreaves explains everything you need to know, and lists the highest-yielding Pibs and preference shares on the market.
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Babcock International: a turnaround play in a growing sector
Tips Britain’s defence spending is set to rise and Babcock International could soon return to favour, says David J Stevenson.
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Imperial Brands has an 8.3% dividend yield – but what’s the catch?
Tips With an impressive dividend yield of 8.3%, Imperial Brands looks to be one of the most attractive income stocks in the FTSE 100 . But investors should beware, says Rupert Hargreaves. Imperial’s stock looks cheap – but there are good reasons for that.
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Saga’s figures are heading in the right direction – so should you buy?
Tips Saga the over-50s travel and financial services specialist, has been struggling for years. But now, with the pandemic behind, it it is planning for future growth. Rupert Hargreaves looks at where it went wrong and asks if the shares are now worth buying.
