Today I am outlining why Tesco (LSE: TSCO) could be considered an attractive addition to any stocks portfolio. Investment in red-hot areas on the up Like the rest of the mid-tier supermarket space, Tesco is facing the double hammer-blow of steady market share concessions to discount and premium chains such Read More...

Barclays(LSE: BARC) (NYSE: BCS.US) is the bank everyone loves to hate. The bank has been the subject of criticism for around a year now, after management was forced to ask shareholders for additional cash last year, in order to meet leverage targets. Unfortunately, it would appear as if things are Read More...

Professional analysts have more time, more data, and better access to companies than most private investors. As such, the wisdom of the City crowd is worth paying attention to at the end of the day, youre either going with the pros or going against them when you invest. Right now, Read More...

With the successful sale of its share of Verizon Wireless to Verizon Communications back in September 2013, followed by rumours that big US telecoms firms like AT&T were chomping at the bit to launch a takeover for the rest of the company, Vodafone (LSE: VOD) (NASDAQ: VOD.US) was a darling Read More...

Unilever (LSE: ULVR) (NYSE: UL.US) shares are up 8.4% this year, but if the British consumer behemoth speeds up divestments, upside could be 20% or more for shareholders in the next 12 months. Heres why. Divestments An oft-rumoured break-up of Unilever doesnt really make sense, in my view. Its four Read More...

To say that 2014 has been a disappointing year thus far for investors in ARM (LSE: ARM) (NASDAQ: ARMH.US) would be a gross understatement. Indeed, shares in the UK technology company have fallen by 14% since the turn of the year, while the FTSE 100 is flat over the same Read More...