Simon Watkins

Aviva shares have struggled to stay above £5, even after news of the intended takeover of a key rival insurer. But given their high yield does it matter?

Assad's fall undermines Russia's influence in the Middle East.

Glencore’s share price has tumbled since April, which might signal a bargain to be had for me. But do its key valuations and forecasts support that view?

Three of my passive income holdings have an unbeatable combination of high yield, share price undervaluation, and earnings growth going into 2025, I think.

This FTSE 100 stock fell after revenue guidance was reduced, but this may mean a bargain to be had. So, should I buy the shares?

HSBC shares deliver an excellent yield, look undervalued on key measures I trust most, and the banking business seems set for strong growth.

Simon Watkins 3 min read In this article HSBC (LSE: HSBA) shares are a key holding in my passive income portfolio, comprised of high-yield stocks.

High youth unemployment, property sector defaults, and bad loans totaling trillions pose significant risks to achieving this target.

This FTSE 250 firm currently delivers a yield of more than double the index’s average, which could generate very sizeable passive income over time.

Although Tesco’s share price has risen a lot in the past few years, it could still have significant value left in it. I took a closer look to see if that's the case.