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Hey investors: Aston Martin or Tesla?

Shares in Aston Martin fell sharply on debut, at Tesla they have been going up. Should investors put their money into either company, or both?

Apple car versus Tesla: is there an opportunity for investors?

According to a recent report, an Apple car will be available by 2024, what does this mean for investors, and will there be rivalry between Apple and Tesla?

Tesla proves doubters wrong but still they doubt

Tesla surprised the markets with much better than expected results, yet still the cynics remain unappeased. They are missing the point.

A deep dive into why Tesla shares have soared

At face value there is no good reason for the doubling in the Tesla share price seen so far this year. Look a little closer, however, and the reason becomes clearer.

Tesla’s shares have halved, they could just be the bargain of the century

Tesla shares are currently $427. If recent comments from an analyst are right, they could increase 30-fold by 2024.

Tesla critics miss the point: I think the stock can go higher as battery day looms

Tesla critics line‐up and say the company is massively overvalued. They miss the point; I think Tesla shares are far from peaking; let's see what battery day brings.

Microsoft and Tesla resist share sell-off

While share prices collapse, some companies remain immune to the sell-off.

escalation of the pandemic in India and reports of planned tax hikes in the US are keeping the lid on market exuberance

Escalation of the pandemic in India and reports of planned tax hikes in the US are keeping the lid on market exuberance

Should investors be more like Musk or Buffett?

With the Tesla share price soaring, its CEO and famous entrepreneur, Elon Musk, is now worth more than Warren Buffett. Should investors start mimicking Musk’s behaviour rather than Buffett’s?

Investing in autos: are car shares worth revving up to?

With a handful of exceptions, the last five years has been awful for shares in car companies: are any worth a punt? Electric cars may fuel the fires.

Forget the FANGS, ATLAS is the new acronym in town.

It’s the acronym that looks like being the next big thing — it stands for, well read on, some of the world’s best performing stocks make up the number.

FAANGs and TANDs aren't the answer, look towards a new, new world

Is it time to ditch the FAANGs? Should investors look for a new set of companies: the TANDs? I think it is time to look further forward that that.

Markets are underestimating how big the electric car revolution will be

Electric cars are slowly happening, right? Wrong: their rise to dominance will see a sudden spurt. Investors must not be caught napping on this one.

Technology stocks: is this the end of the tech dream?

Technology stocks were hyped to extraordinary valuations. Is this the end? Is the game up?

TANDs versus Atlas versus FANGs, which tech group will win post-Covid?

Four companies make up the TANDs and the FANGS and five make up ATLAS, which (if any) of these groups will see the best performing techs post-Covid?

Aston Martin presses accelerator on IPO plans

You might not be able to afford an Aston Martin, but maybe you can buy a small slice of them, as they announce an IPO. But is Aston Martin fit for the digital age?

Crisis in auto industry; so is now a good time to buy?

A good time to buy is often at the moment of optimal crisis. The auto industry has been having its troubles of late; does that mean now is a good time to buy?

An unorthodox way to pick investment winners

Outlining an unusual way to make up your investment portfolio.

Will 2019 be the year outrageous predictions come true?

There are outrageous predictions out there, and I wouldn’t be surprised if at least one of them comes true.

Lithium could be the greatest investment opportunity this decade

Markets still haven’t got it. Investing in lithium ion batteries and complementary fields could be the single best investment opportunity of the next ten years.

As rich as King Midas, as rich as Ronaldo, as rich as the FAANGs

As the World Cup rolls on, I note that in the investing world, just like in football, we are seeing the emergence of a handful of superstar companies. This is no coincidence - in both football and equities we are seeing the same force at play.

Sorry to say this, but Wall Street is deluded

The markets and reality are diverging. I am sorry to say this, but Wall Street is deluded.

Markets still in a tizz but are they beset by a perfect storm?

It’s been a tough time for the markets - which are under pressure from three angles - is this the start of something worse, or will the latest crisis blow over?

Could Microsoft be the winner as tech sentiment turns bad?

Michael Baxter examines Microsoft in the current climate.

Is it time for Apple to say Ive got a problem?

Jonathan Ive, Apple’s Legendary designer, the man who worked so closely with Steve Jobs, is off to pastures new. What does this mean for Apple and is it really time for it to turn around and say, “I’ve got a problem?”

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