31 October 2014: Ceres Power, a fuel cell company, announces a joint development agreement with a ‘leading global Japanese power systems company’. Phil Caldwell, Ceres Power chief executive, says that this, along with the other joint ventures, already established, help build a solid future for the company. The comments in this video do not constitute […]
28 October 2014: Lincoln Moore, executive director of Dekel Oil, tells IG that with the new expanded production at its palm oil facility in Ivory Coast it is expecting a ‘big uplift in profit’. After having raised £1.5 million for a new crushing mill, the company is now self-funding. The comments in this video do […]
28 October 2014: WYG, a global project management and consultancy, has announced ambitious growth targets and the resumption of dividend payments. CEO Paul Hamer tells IG that pretax profit by March 2015 is targeted at £5.2 million and by 2018 it’s hoped that this will be at £15 million a year. The comments in this […]
27 October 2014: Justin Lewis, director of Armadale Capital, says the scoping study just released shows the net asset value of its gold project in DRC is now ten times the current share price. Mr Lewis says Armadale is now fully funded through to mine construction and production is due to start in 2016. The […]
22 October 2014: Leni Gas and Oil CEO Neil Ritson discusses the company’s new name LGO Energy, acquisitions, why it needs further funding and what he plans to do with its Spanish assets. Related Posts:Technical Analysis – Is the US 500 cash index at the start… November 3, 2023 US 500 cash index trades sideways […]
23 October 2014: Horizonte Minerals CEO Jeremy Martin looks ahead to the planned 14,000m of drilling scheduled to start ‘next week’ at its nickel asset in Brazil. With £6 million on the balance sheet, Horizonte is fully funded for the Feasibility Study planned for completion late in 2015. Related Posts:What to expect for the dollar […]
23 October 2014: Africa Oilfield Logistics COO, Lachlan Monro, tells IG that the move to buy 100% of Ardan means that the company can now expand its operations. The group, he says, will now be called Atlas and begin the process for a market listing in Kenya. The comments in this video do not constitute […]
Sara Walker defines a non-farm payroll, explains what it entails and how to trade them. The umbrella term is used to describe the total amount of wages that is paid to employees working in manufacturing, construction and goods companies in the US. Read more about non-farm payrolls: http://www.ig.com/uk/glossary-trading-terms/non-farm-payrolls-definition?CHID=9?QPID=1414138384&QPPID=1 Website: http://www.ig.com/uk?CHID=9&SM=YT Twitter: https://twitter.com/IGcom Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IGcom Google […]
Sara Walker from IG walks through the single biggest market in the world – Forex, or Foreign Exchange. Forex is the buying and selling of currency. It is global and happens 24 hours a day, Monday to Friday. Learn the terminology, how to buy and sell currency pairs, and to understand. Learn more about forex: […]
Simon Goodson, the Director of Investor Relations at Rolls-Royce, has a positive outlook for the company’s future; despite Emirates’s recent decision to pull out of an order of 70 Airbus A-350 aircraft, which led to a 3% shrinkage in company’s order book. In fact, Mr. Goodson labelled these events as a “bump in the road”, […]
Ron William, founder and chief strategist at RWA Market Advisory, says that the seasonal volatility (VIX) risk is overdue. He anticipates a key level at 22% and explains the supporting evidence which points to an equity market down trend in the latter part of 2014. Here Ron explains the likely effect of this and how […]
Sash Tusa, aerospace and defence analyst at Edison, says that while Boeing fell short of the number of orders received by Airbus at the Farnborough Airshow, UK defence contractors are the real losers from the event. Mr Tusa said that so long as there is little political will, in the UK, to raise defence spending […]
18 July 2014 – Jeremy Batstone-Carr, from Charles Stanley, thinks global growth could disappoint and that it is bond pricing, not equity pricing, that is the more accurate at prevailing levels. Related Posts:Bitcoin not meant to replace money October 16, 2023 Flagship cryptocurrency Bitcoin began a new bearish sequence, aiming to…
A survey from Markit, undertaken for the Financial Times, shows that short positions in the market are at the lowest level since before the financial crisis. IG analyst Chris Beauchamp explains that equities are the default option. The comments in this video do not constitute investment advice and IG accepts no responsibility for any use […]
Former MPC and senior economic advisor to PwC, Andrew Sentance says the Bank of England needs to start raising rates or risk being behind the curve and believes that ‘MPC members need to put votes where their mouths are’. Mr Sentance thinks the UK economy will continue to perform reasonably well this year, with slower […]
Having recently reorganised internally, as well as securing a contract with Mexico’s national oil company and as a ship management joint venture, it has been a busy period for SeaEnergy. Its CEO John Aldersey-Williams discusses these developments with Sara Walker, as well as the company’s attempts to return to profit. Mr Aldersey-Williams acknowledges SeaEnergy’s recent […]
Trader, author and technical analyst, Mercedes Van Essen sees gold going to $1,300 before turning down to around $1,200, possibly below that. She says the longer term cyclical pattern supports one more downward move before a significant move to the upside at which point she thinks it will go up to around $2,400. When it […]
Charting the markets: The most coveted currency among traders, but can cable’s rally continue? Technical Analyst Nicole Elliott says there is a really big stumbling block around $1.70. She wants to see it close comfortably above that level on June 30 before she can be confident the bull run will continue. If it does then […]
The proposed merger between Carphone Warehouse and Dixons Retail is now cleared for completion. Bryan Roberts from Kantar Retail says that there is a long term plan for the two companies to enable greater connectivity between smart phones and consumer goods. investment advice and IG accepts no responsibility for any use that may be made […]
Brian Roberts from Kantar Retail tells IG that the the £3.8 billion merger between Dixons and Carphone Warehouse would benefit both parties equally as there was no “competitive overlap” between the two operations. He also believes that the deal is centred around the “anticipation” of “connectivity”. This is the long term assumption that consumers will […]
Please remember that your capital is at risk. Sprint markets are super-fast, limited-risk trades. With 1, 2, 5, 20 or 60-minute timeframes, you predict whether a market price will be higher or lower at expiry. To find out more go to http://www.ig.com/uk/sprint-markets-binaries Although binaries are limited risk, you should be aware that there is still […]
Financial spread betting is the tax free alternative to trading where you bet on whether a market will go up, or down. There is no tax, no commission, and no stamp duty. Find out what you need to know in order to start placing bets – from the logistics, to the benefits, and everything in […]
