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Dividend cuts creating opportunity
According to a research note from ETF provider GraniteShares, 445 UK companies cut or suspended dividend payments between January 1 and July 24.
Coronavirus: 445 of UK biggest firms have cancelled, cut or suspended dividend payments
About 445 companies listed on London Stock Exchange have cancelled, cut or suspended dividend payments in 2020, according to an analysis from exchange-traded fund (ETF) provider GraniteShares.
445 LSE companies have reduced dividend payments
The London Stock Exchanges have seen 445 companies cancel, cut or suspend dividend payments this year, according to analysis by ETF provider GraniteShares.
Where Can Insurers Invest, As FTSE 250 Companies Cut Dividends?
New analysis from ETF provider GraniteShares, which offers a range of 3x short and 3x leveraged ETPs on popular UK and US stocks, reveals that between 1st January 2020 and 24th July 2020, a staggering 445 companies listed on London Stock Exchange cancelled, cut, or suspended dividend payments.
Short bets against UK plc on the rise
The past 10 years have not been easy for hedge fund investors trying to make money on short bets. Although not to many people will be shedding tears for the millions of pounds they lost betting unsuccessfully against UK plc, the overheated stock market and creative accounting techniques at some firms might be a source of concern for institutional investors in UK listed stocks.
Hedge funds are betting against British shopping mall operator Hammerson
British shopping mall operator Hammerson was the most shorted U.K.-listed company in July, with 13.9% of its stock held short by nine investment firms.
Tesla 1 short sellers 0?
The long running battle between Elon Musk's Tesla and short sellers looks set to continue despite the company's unexpected results…
Value of 'remarkable' Tesla still underappreciated by markets, according to fund managers
Intellectual property, superior operational progress and a number of product launches in the pipeline means Tesla's share price has only gone "some way" towards recognising the company's growth potential, according to several senior investment professionals, despite the fact it became the world’s most valuable car firm earlier this month.
