Show Notes
Who gets away with calling a liquid ‘gas’? Find out on this week’s PlayingFTSE Show!
Both Steves are in the middle of the indices – as usual – this week. But the software rally is finally creating notable returns from one name.
Warren Buffett is barely out of the CEO seat and Berkshire Hathaway is buying an airline. Do these people never learn?
Steve W’s been taking a look. And there’s something about this time compared to the pre-pandemic buys that’s catching his eye.
We don’t talk about Costco stock enough on this show. So Steve D’s setting out to put that right this week with a look at their earnings.
They look solid enough, but the stock market didn’t like it. At 48 times earnings, though, can anyone have any complaints if it goes down?
BP shares are down this week as the FTSE 100 oil company dispensed with its Chairman. And it all feels a bit Spurs-y – at least, to Steve W.
It’s not going to affect short-term results and it’s probably a positive over the long term. So is this a chance to buy the stock at a discount?
Has MongoDB cracked the stock market code? It seems to have worked out what tech investors want to hear.
The database company seems nicely-positioned for the rise of AI. And as Steve D points out – people are starting to believe it…
Only on this week’s PlayingFTSE Podcast!
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