Lamprell is among the industry leaders for essential oil industry services - at some point its shares will turn up, potentially doubling in market value, says Edmond Jackson.
Shares in Facebook may have a hard time in the coming week if its lead underwriter stops supporting the stock and managers lower down in the IPO book decide to get out.
Luxury handbag group Mulberry is rapidly turning itself into a highly desirable global brand, finds Jim Levi. See which other stocks he'll be keeping an eye on in June.
High rents and out-of-town supermarkets are helping to kill off high street retailers - to survive, they must realise the status quo is not an option, says David Prosser.
The flotation of the social networking phenomenon will be watched closely by many eyes in the City. The question they are asking is: "Do I believe the Facebook story?"
The way Sanderson is accelerating 'm-commerce', it should increasingly appeal as an acquisition target for a larger software group seeking new growth areas, says Edmond Jackson.
With 900 million users the bull case for Facebook is the amount of advertising money it makes per person, says Ben Rogoff, manager of Polar Capital Technology Trust.
Pete Comley's new book, Monkey with a Pin, explains why private investors do so badly in aggregate. We asked him how his research influenced his own investing strategy.
Investing in an array of asset classes and managers is a winning strategy as our inflation-beating income growth portfolio demonstrates, explains Helen Pridham.
Lamprell is among the industry leaders for essential oil industry services - at some point its shares will turn up, potentially doubling in market value, says Edmond Jackson.
If or when policymakers finally decide Greece should leave the euro, the exit could happen so quickly that "new drachma" currency notes might not be printed in time.
