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  • 19 hours ago | fool.co.uk | Jon Smith

    Just because I’m a long-term investor, it doesn’t mean that I’m not looking for UK stocks that could give me explosive returns in the coming years. I want to own shares that could double in value, but I’m not expecting it to happen in a week. Below is one idea that I think has the potential to rally sustainably going forward. The first is Alpha Group International (LSE:ALPH). The FTSE 250 stock is up 28% over the last year. Over the past five years, it’s up 244%.

  • 21 hours ago | fool.co.uk | Jon Smith

    2 April was dubbed a ‘Liberation Day’ by the US administration. On that day, President Trump announced a wide range of tariffs to be imposed on nations around the world. The FTSE 100, along with other global financial markets, fell in the immediate aftermath. The volatility in the weeks since has been high. But if an investor had bought an index tracker on the day, here’s how it would currently look.

  • 1 day ago | fool.co.uk | Jon Smith

    The market volatility over the past month has meant many investors have been focusing on surviving rather than thriving. Yet the bank holiday period has provided me with some time to look at things more objectively. When filtering for growth stocks, there’s one that has suddenly caught my eye. I’m referring to JD Sports Fashion (LSE:JD). The stock has fallen 37% over the past year due to several factors.

  • 1 day ago | fool.co.uk | Jon Smith

    Over the past five years, I imagine many income investors will have encountered the Foresight Solar Fund (LSE:FSFL). Incredibly, the dividend yield has never materially fallen below 6%, currently sitting at a very respectable 9.84%. But based on dividend forecasts, things could get even better in the next couple of years. The UK-listed investment trust allocates money to solar energy and battery storage assets. The portfolio includes 58 solar farms across the UK, Spain, and Australia.

  • 1 day ago | fool.co.uk | Jon Smith

    Top banks and other research firms regularly have analysts put out their stock forecasts for companies in the FTSE 100. Even though these shouldn’t be taken as gospel, they can provide a good barometer for what the experts are thinking. So when I saw an updated forecast for the Barclays (LSE:BARC) share price, it caught my eye. Goldman Sachs analyst Chris Hallam issued the buy recommendation. He has set a target price for the coming year of 340p. For comparison, the share price is currently 277p.

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