by Tom Rodgers | Apr 17, 2020
When I think of what the UK business landscape is going to look like for the next 18 months, two AIM listed firms come to mind. I’m talking about Manolete Partners (LSE:MANO) and Begbies Traynor (LSE:BEG). I reckon these insolvency specialists will see a huge uptick...
by Tom Rodgers | Apr 16, 2020
A massive supply deficit in the uranium market is driving prices to four-year highs at record speed as the coronavirus pandemic wrecks global supply chains. One of the world’s largest producers, Cameco (NYSE:CCJ) has now shut its Port Hope fuel service facility just...
by Tom Rodgers | Apr 7, 2020
The world’s second-biggest cinema operator, Cineworld (LSE:CINE) is in danger of going to zero. The firm has also closed all of its 787 outlets across 10 countries as the coronavirus crisis worsens. However, you would not know it from today’s price action. The...
by Tom Rodgers | Mar 17, 2020
The 2020 stock market crash will claim few larger victims than the Airbnb IPO. The short-stay operator has disrupted the travel and tourism industry ever since it first appeared in 2008, growing a base of 150 million users offering private apartment and room rentals...
by Tom Rodgers | Mar 17, 2020
The future of London’s AIM market is looking increasingly troubled, with global macroeconomic events taking their toll on smaller businesses. Companies listed on the junior stock exchange that have been holding off from major fundraising have seen the bottom fall out...