Matt Britzman is an Equity Analyst for Hargreaves Lansdown, focusing on national (United Kingdom) companies. With a deep understanding of the financial markets, Matt provides insightful analysis and commentary on various sectors, including banking, mining, retail, and telecommunications. His articles aim to provide valuable information and investment opportunities for readers.
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Matt Britzman's articles primarily focus on investment analysis and cite data extensively. His coverage indicates a strong interest in providing insights into stock market movements, business earnings, CEO changes, and the impact of commodity prices on businesses.
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Halma is seeing varied conditions in its end markets but continues to make progress.
British Land has tapped investors for around £300mn to help fund the purchase of seven retail parks.
Trading over the first 9 months wasn’t as good as expected at Nestlé, as its new CEO settles into the role.
Netflix has brushed aside expectations, with beats across the board, and a confident set of fourth-quarter guidance to top it all off.
With the US Election next week on Tuesday 5 November, the race between Trump and Harris is neck and neck. Here are two share ideas that could benefit from a Trump win.
Insurance sales growth accelerates at Prudential over the third quarter, full-year guidance unchanged.
Volume growth returns in Tate & Lyle’s Food & Beverage Solutions business as inflated prices cool.
Cost savings are in focus for Direct Line as customer losses in own-brand motor insurance ease.
Germany continues to be a challenging market for Vodafone as first-half results come in broadly as expected elsewhere.
Credit conditions remain soft, but Experian is still growing the top and bottom lines with full-year margin growth expected at the top of its previous range.
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