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EasyJet weirdly unloved by investors in spite of relatively attractive metrics
EasyJet looks stronger than many of its rivals thanks to a streamlined plane fleet, a focus on busy airports, and a growing holiday business that lets it keep more of what travelers spend. Investors still treat it like a muddled mix of airline and tour company, which could change if the holiday strategy keeps paying off.Read more
A company I wrote off that quietly turned itself around
Rolls-Royce looks like a very different business than it was a few years ago: it’s making solid profits again, cleaning up its finances, and returning cash to shareholders. The big question is whether steady income from servicing jet engines and growing demand from data centres can outweigh the risk that recent profit levels cool off.Read more
A Debt-Free PGM Producer Trading at 2x EBITDA With a 10% Dividend Yield Nobody Is Talking About
A little-known platinum producer in South Africa is throwing off cash and paying a big dividend, yet the market still treats it like it’s in trouble. See what’s driving the strong results, what could unlock a re-rating, and the key risks—from metal price swings to project ramp-up and local operating challenges.Read more
Wise: A Quality Cross-Border Payments Compounder, But Not A Bargain
Wise builds simple, low-cost international money transfers and is quietly turning into the kind of payments backbone other businesses can plug into. But growth is cooling and profits lean on interest from customer balances, so the upside may depend on new drivers like its business platform and a possible move to the U.S. market.Read more
Invinity Energy Systems: All About That BESS
A lesser-known battery maker is betting that the world’s power grids will need storage that lasts longer and avoids the safety worries tied to common lithium batteries. It’s cutting costs and lining up partners and policy tailwinds, but its biggest challenge may be securing the key material it relies on.Read more
Why EnSilica is Worth Possibly 13x its Current Price
EnSilica builds custom chips for fast-growing markets like satellite internet and security, and recent deal activity in the sector suggests bigger players may pay up for the right technology and talent. The company says much of its future work is already lined up, but the path could still be bumpy if funding worries or customer timelines slip.Read more
Neat way of diversifying
This income-focused trust spreads your money across many other investment trusts, including areas like infrastructure and private companies, rather than betting on a handful of shares. The catch is that the extra layers of fees and the risk of paying more than the underlying holdings are worth understanding before relying on it for steady payouts.Read more
Future Prosperity Awaits with SSE's Impressive 11% Revenue Growth
SSE plc — Investment Memo Investment Thesis SSE is a core UK infrastructure compounder positioned to benefit from the energy transition. It combines: Regulated electricity networks → stable, inflation-linked returns Renewables pipeline → long-term growth Dividend yield → immediate income Hybrid profile: defensive base + structural growth Business Model 1.Read more
Tristel's US Expansion Could Spark a 286% Revenue Surge
A case for buying shares in AIM: TSTL Tristel currently rests on a combination of recent share-price weakness and improving business fundamentals. The share price has fallen to around GBX 385–390p in mid-March 2026 after trading above GBX 420–430p earlier in the year, leaving it noticeably below its recent range and close to the middle of its 52-week band of roughly GBX 260p–445p.Read more
