Brokers' Views: FinnCap 19/01/2010
Analyst Charles Pick's food sector digest
Analyst Charles Pick's food sector digest
Growth Company Investor reveals its definitive annual list of the most important people in the growth company sector
Investors who presumed that AIM directors might have shared in the recessionary pain may be somewhat perturbed, with average pay levels continuing to climb, writes Oliver Haill
Growth-hungry investors cannot afford to ignore the healthcare sector, where wheeler-dealers are active and recent stirrings excite
With gold testing $1,200 an ounce, there has been a newly expectant mood within mining markets
While new issues continued to traipse onto AIM in November, some of the market’s confidence seemed to have ebbed away, with the level of fundraisings depressed.
Though the Dow Jones Industrial Average has made it back to 10,000, we shouldn’t break out the champagne just yet, since the index first reached that milestone over ten years ago.
Directors have been out in force at a number of small-caps whose financial fortunes are on the up. Elsewhere, where recent performance has been poor, they’ve been heading for the exit.
Smaller companies may already have had a phenomenal run in 2009, but Investec’s stockpicking wizard Philip Rodrigs believes there is still plenty of magic left in the tiddlers.
The recent restructuring of the UK share listing regime by the Financial Services Authority has created a new hybrid category on the London Stock Exchange. It is called a ‘standard listing’.
James Caan, the Pakistani-born entrepreneur, philanthropist and star of TV’s Dragon’s Den, is to become chairman of the The Big Issue magazine
Keith Negal, the cheerfully combative company doctor and ex-bomb disposal expert who has been sorting out the mess at delisted China play London Asia Capital, has been relishing his victory over hedge fund QVT’s attempt to redirect the company and liquidate its portfolio
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Gold producer Avocet Mining hopes its Wega acquisition will take 2010 group output to 200,000 oz after a flat nine months.
Small and medium sized company financier Ultimate Finance has increased first-half profits 36 per cent to £191,000 pre-tax.
Organic composting specialist TEG Group is pursuing long-term contracts after turning £1.6 million annual losses into £155,000 pre-tax profits.