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Sharesify is an online resource for private investors and produced by several former employees of Shares magazine. It aims to help private individuals manage their own money and investment portfolios.
Launched in 2026, we publish daily news content, analysis and thought-provoking written content about stocks, investment trusts, funds, ETFs, ISAs, SIPPs, plus produce podcasts, webinars and more.
Our easy-to-read style and depth of analysis aims to make Sharesify essential reading for those investing today.
We write about all companies on the UK stock market, covering large, mid and small cap stocks on both London’s Main Market and AIM. We also provide extensive coverage of stocks listed in the US, Europe, Asia and other overseas stock markets, interview fund and investment trust managers about performance and the secrets of their investing technique, highlighting products that provide exposure to interesting companies, geographies and growth or income-generating assets.
We also write about ways in which to build a diversified investment portfolio as well as managing your investments once you have started to put money into an ISA (individual savings account), dealing account or SIPP (self-invested personal pension).
Our digital content will be full of ideas for filling your portfolio, whether you are saving for something like a new house or car, or if you are investing to fund your child’s university fees, your grandchild’s Junior ISA, or building a nest egg for retirement.
We show you how to make money and save money by giving you all the important information to help you make informed investment decisions.
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Latest podcast talks bumpy markets, Asia sell-off, inflation vs recession, Greggs, Vistry, Broadcom
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In our latest podcast, Sharesify’s James Crux, Ian Conway and a croaky Steven Frazer spin through a busy and bumpy market so far this week. Ian puts us in the loop with UK market falls. He tells us which is Europe’s big loser so far. But it’s Asia that is really hurting. In fact, South Korea’s Kospi Index crashed to its biggest one-day fall.
Steve puts some meat on the bones as the Straits of Hormuz close. He explains where else oil jitters are getting investors antsy. Meanwhile, central banks are also on the spot. They are facing big rate calls over the coming weeks and months. That’s because they must balance inflationary pressures from oil spikes against potential economic slowdowns.
‘Peak’ Greggs
James then draws us into ‘peak’ Greggs (GRG) following solid results from the bakery chain. The FTSE 100’s most shorted stock turns to defensives (‘vegan sausgae roll’ index anyone?).
There’s FTSE 100 changes, where real estate investment trust, or Reit, Tritax Big Box (BBOX) becomes a record 7th trust in the blue-chip index. Ian explains why its focus on core infrastructure assets (automated warehouses, data centres etc) set it aside from other Reits.
The talk takes a gloomy turn as housebuilder Vistry (VTY) gets pummelled amid a buyback pause. Ian sees little reason to expect a sector upturn anytime soon. Additionally, he has recently written a feature on the wider topic of buybacks and if they add value.
Broadcom debt
There’s also a quick spin through big reports this week on both sides of the pond – Adidas (ADS), Target (TGT), Kroger (KR), Gap (GAP), plus AI growth machine Broadcom (AVGO) afer the bell this evening (9.30pm UK time approx). Steve flags why gearing (net debt to assets) will be worth watching beyond growth and guidance.
And a date for your diaries, Steve reminds us, with Winterflood making aguest podcast appearance next Wednesday (11 March). At that time, the chaps will be talking through the investment trust landscape.
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