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Profits Wobble for this Mining Giant But Things could Pick Up with Commodity Prices

Hello Share Scrimpers. Like me, you probably tolerate companies in your portfolio that you can’t be bothered to do anything about – either to sell or buy more of. One such firm for me is Glencore (GLEN), the big Footsie miner. There always seems to be some excuse why it’s not flying along. And yet the alarm bells are rarely there for me to call it a day...

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Big Yield, Low PE Glencore Could Benefit from a Global Commodities Boom

Hello Share Graders. It’s my birthday. But reaching the age of 34 is a worry. It’s made me die my hair grey. The day is also unusual in that I can’t find any penny shares which I dare to commend to your further examination. So let me turn to one of the biggest commodity companies in the Footsie. A firm with a market cap of £38 billion...

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Beaufort Collapse Brings Me More Company Reports - Including Good News from Glencore

Hello, Share Bringers. I am still smarting at the time taken to resolve the Beaufort Securities affair. Now my shares have all been split among many different brokers to avoid the trauma of this happening to me again. Though I eventually got all my shares back at no cost, the time taken to sort things out meant I couldn't sell vulnerable stock in the interim. But one advantage of swapping to The Share Centre is that I do get more company reports than I did from Beaufort...

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This Commodities King Could Dig Up some Royal Share Profits

Hello, Share Tasters. The big miners are often a difficult investment, as a drop in commodity prices can cause catastrophe. Hopefully though, the price of commodities is currently so undervalued that this is unlikely to happen to the horrible extent of a few years ago...

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