What's Hot 24th March 2026
24th March 2026Are investors drinking more to numb the pain of living and are consumers proactively tightening their belts preferring shabby chic to a freshen up? Sarah talks food security, flights, DIY, and ...
Are investors drinking more to numb the pain of living and are consumers proactively tightening their belts preferring shabby chic to a freshen up? Sarah talks food security, flights, DIY, and ...

As one company considers delisting from AIM which junior veteran is considering a move to the main board and how are small portions putting a squeeze on the bottom line? Sarah talks luxury capsu...

How has the new interpretation of the rules-based world order impacted stocks and commodities in the first trading week of 2026, and do old habits die hard? Sarah talks New Year's resolutions and th...

The colour orange looms large in this week's What's Hot with fake tans, Mac & Cheese, squashes and seeds of healthy growth for one hydrocarbon company. Sarah talks the tug of war which no o...
As the price of gold reaches another record high, can the executive with the Midas touch reverse the fortunes of a previous position and cause stress in the supermarket sector? And how does this all...
Which retailer has a deterrent to the two-legged thieves, which sector needs to prove it's clean water friendly and is Shank's pony a profit threat for transport companies? Sarah has a think. ...
Sarah channels her inner guru as she extols the virtues of wisdom and actions of the wise and discusses strike busting deals, supermarket board room steals and company making deals. ...
At the end of 2022, Sarah wonders if the Santa rally is short-lived, who is going to take the No.1 spot and which returning septuagenarian is going to sort things out. ...
In the Year of the Tiger, which early bird caught a three-month old investment opportunity? Tesco ( TSCO ) and lifestyle company Joules ( JOUL ) amend their business models and will it be cargo for o...
Which company might provide hair of the dog for investors, which sectors are facing disruption and grassroots level entry and will it be Smith vs Smith or Smith & Smith ? Sarah looks at the ho...
Tesco (TSCO) denies the British of their queuing pastime, ASDA becomes even more indebted and US companies to watch include the workwear packhorses clothing our Christmas Elves. Sarah talks about t...
As the world moves towards plant-based alternatives and re-usable, zero waste solutions, the great and the good get involved while Covid concerns put the constraints on mining stocks. Sarah tal...
Why investors shouldn't be surprised at Morrisons takeover offer, will bids be flushed out for other supermarkets and online shopping is bitter sweet for one packaging retailer. Sarah talks the futur...
Sell in May and Go Away. The headwinds of inflation dampen stock market euphoria but what will supermarket renaissance mean for shareholders, shoppers and snackers? Sarah talks forecourts, forewarnin...