Bruce Packard

Food prices are rising – we look at the stocks to avoid and the one to invest in this sector.

New entrants in the global foreign exchange market present opportunities for investors, says Bruce Packard

Interest rates are heading higher, which could be good news for Lloyds Bank shares as profits are set to grow.

Biotech company COMPASS Pathways has produced a drug to treat depression based on the psychedelic substance found in magic mushrooms. Bruce Packard as…

The pandemic gave the videogame sector a big boost, and that strong growth will endure. Bruce Packard provides an overview of the global outlook and a…

Many fund managers talk up their green credentials to sell funds, but buying an environmental and sustainability specialist is the best way to profit …

Currency-exchange specialist Argentex has missed expectations, but growth should resume next year, says Bruce Packard.

The rapid rise and fall of German property group Adler a fine case study in how investors turn a blind eye to red flags in every boom – and the perils…

Audit delays set shares tumbling at advertising agency S4 Capital. It needs to show it can turn growth into profits, says Bruce Packard.

This investment company is valued at less than its Brazilian ports and logistics assets alone

Lawsuits are a trillion-dollar business and litigation-finance firms play a key role in funding claims. The accounting can be complex, but there are o…

Franchise Brands, a new venture from the team behind the growth of Domino’s Pizza in the UK, is on track for success, says Bruce Packard.

TP Icap has struggled in a declining market, but there’s still a role for its services. Bruce Packard explains what that is.

Russia invaded Georgia in 2008 which has reduced the chance of further military conflict. Bruce Packard looks at the investment opportunities that hav…

Rising interest rates should lift profits for the banking sector if inflation doesn’t get out of control, says Bruce Packard.

Consumer goods group PZ Cussons has struggled for several years, but its new CEO should should turn it around.

The 1986 deregulation shook up the banks, but the all-in-one model that it created is bad for customers and investors. Specialists do a better job – a…