In the latest episode of the podcast, the Sharesify gang talk markets climbing a wall of worry, tech earnings and why Primark’s parent plunged this week.
Our tech expert Steven discusses this week’s updates from tech infrastructure titan Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) and chipmaker TSMC (NYSE:TSM).
James explains why FTSE 100 conglomerate Associated British Foods (LON:ABF) fell this week. Investors clearly didn’t like the FY26 like-for-like sales guidance from its discount clothing chain Primark. And news the cut-price clothing retailer is moving into UK home delivery left some retail watchers miffed.
Ian makes the case that builders including Berkeley Group (LON:BKG) are dead money, for now at least. He also highlights today’s share price surge at video games developer Everplay (LON:EVPL), whose Wardogs title exceeded one million copies sold in day one.
Finally, the chaps preview results from consumer reviews platform Trustpilot (LON:TRST), retailer Next (LON:NXT) and fantasy miniatures maker Games Workshop (LON:GAW).
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