Zaven Boyrazian

Zaven Boyrazian, CFA A penny share can be one of the most exciting ways to try to make outsized gains in the stock market. Most of them disappoint, of course.

Greggs has just sparked a fresh rally, but after a painful 2025, some investors are asking whether this bounce is really the start of something tastier.

After an explosive 2025, Lloyds' shares have stumbled in 2026. But is this just profit-taking, or could the British banking giant have further to fall?

Barclays shares have had a strong run over the last year, but with interest rates expected to eventually trend downwards, can the rally keep going in 2026?

Marks & Spencer shares have pulled off one of the great retail comebacks of recent years, but after a stunning run, can the momentum continue?

BT shares have jumped another 36% over the past year reaching a new five-year high, but is it too late to buy? Zaven Boyrazian investigates.

Taylor Wimpey shares have been crushed, but its dividend yield is now pushing double digits. Is this a hidden bargain income play or an obvious trap?

IAG shares are wobbling again as war-driven fuel costs soar. But with profits still strong, is the market overreacting? And should I be buying right now?

Zaven Boyrazian, CFA 3 min read Marks & Spencer (LSE:MKS) shares have been a formidable performer over the last five years, outpacing even the FTSE 100 and many of its rivals at the same time.

Aviva’s 6.3% yield is backed by rising profits and cash flows… but big institutions aren’t buying. Do the experts know something ordinary investors don’t?