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SPACs – Another Bubble That’s Deflating
After a record-breaking start to the year, things are not shaping up well for Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (“SPACs”). These are the listed shell companies that invite investors to participate as they seek to make acquisitions that…
Can ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ Operate Ethically?
How purpose can help ensure the sector serves consumers, rather than drawing them into debt.
What IPOs Should be on Your Radar for June?
2020 was a monumental, record-breaking year for IPOs, with 480 IPOs being listed on the US stock market. Six months into 2021, this record has already been flattened – as of 20th May, 481 IPOs have listed on the US stock market, including…
What is Bear Trap Trading?
A bear trap is a condition in the market where the expected downward movement of prices suddenly reverses up. We explore what bear traps are and how you can avoid them.
Deliveroo’s Trading Debut: What Went Wrong?
Deliveroo’s long-awaited trading debut on the London Stock Exchange can be labelled as one of the weakest in stock market history. After months of planning, drama and speculation, Deliveroo’s stock sank by 30% on its very first trading day,…
