Nvidia stock has jumped above $150 and a new record in recent days, as investors shrug off concerns they had just a couple of months ago.

Reasons why . Someone might have decided to buy Lloyds’ stock during the crash for several reasons. To begin with, valuation. The price-to-book ratio, which measures the share price relative to ...

I have my eye on two dividend stocks with forecast dividend yields of 14.4% and 11.3%. They’re both investment trusts, which are able to hold back cash in good times to keep the dividends going ...

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However, this still means a £10k investment a decade ago would have provided a return of £5,503, or -45%. ITV’s ejection from the FTSE 100 three years ago capped a truly terrible time for the ...

Legal & General takes second spot with a forecast 8.7% dividend yield.It’s in the same financial sector as Phoenix, and I’d be wary of buying them both unless I already had some wide ...

A stock market crash refers to a sudden drop, often over a few days, and commonly in the double digits. At the beginning of April, we got that alright, as sweeping tariffs on nearly all US imports ...

The idea of putting an entire year’s Stock and Shares ISA contribution limit into a single investment would scare me. Unless, that is, I’d already built up a large and diversified portfolio ...

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Quantum computing is projected to become a massive growth industry. But are today's pureplay shares too risky for my Stocks and Shares ISA?

Over the last decade, the average Stocks and Shares ISA investors has enjoyed an average annual return of 9.64%. That’s pretty solid, I’m sure you’d agree.