Share market operator PLUS Markets Group goes from strength to strength, having handled £8.83 billion of share trades in the first three months of this year – more than the £7.5 billion handled for the whole of 2007.
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AIM advanced 19.75 points to 972.2 over the course of the month as many constituents reassured investors with trading updates, depressed shares rebounded and investors witnessed continued corporate activity.
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Investors’ recent aversion to risk and a sell-off across the small-cap scene saw the index slump 6.7 per cent to 952.5 points last month, but a hubbub of bid talk has kept investors entertained.
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The results season is getting into gear on Techmark, where the All-Share Index was recently valued at 1,442.02, down almost 2.2 per cent on the prior quarter, with full-year figures having contrasting effects on its constituent companies.
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Last month, the AIM Index broke through a significant barrier, gathering up 4.8 per cent from 970.2 to 1,016.3, with a number of technology ventures lifting investors’ spirits.
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In its latest market missive, PLUS Markets Group announced the launch of its new trading and market surveillance technology.
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A month of turmoil took its toll on the AIM index, which has slipped back by six per cent in the past six weeks. Several of the index’s constituents succumbed in some way to the market malaise with a glut of profit warnings in early December.
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There were contrasting fortunes this month for two of the support service sector’s sizeable plumbing related plays, with blue-chip group Wolseley having announced 3,000 job cuts in North America, after being hit by the slowing housing market.
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