The Finance Ghost discovers some stark contrasts and surprising parallels in the world of finance.
You can also listen to this podcast on iono.fm here. ADVERTISEMENT CONTINUE READING BELOW Welcome to the Supernatural Stocks Podcast on Moneyweb with your host The Finance Ghost, your weekly fix of local and international news for investors and traders alike. These are the stories that really caught my eye in the past week.
Having now returned, the key difference for me is the rise of the middle class over that decade. Instead of supercars and taxis as the most common sights a decade ago, there are now many cars on the road that are absolutely ‘normal’ by any standards. If we make the focal point technology stocks rather than buildings, it’s stark to see the old world on one side and the new world on the other.
The third largest technology company with a primary listing in London is Darktrace, an artificial intelligence company focused on cyber security. The Shell CEO has made a few comments in the media that hint at a potential move of Shell’s listing, with frustration that the shares seem to be undervalued in London. This would be a disaster for the LSE. ADVERTISEMENT: CONTINUE READING BELOW American Depository Receipts don’t even seem to be solving the problem, as it’s not as though the Americans have any difficulty in buying shares in Shell as things stand.
But still, the point here is that London is the biggest, or second biggest, in a European context and is still smaller as a whole than Nvidia.
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