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What has two Steves and likes cricket? This week’s PlayingFTSE Show!
This week, Paul’s gone missing after a mysterious meeting with Tom Cruise. But no matter, Steve and Steve have managed to tear themselves away from the cricket for long enough to put a show together. We’re kicking things off with some news about Amazon – a stock that both Steves own. Two bits of news in fact.
First, the news that they’re shuttering their Amazon Health operations. Does Steve D think this leaves the door open for Teladoc? And what does Steve W think the biggest drawback to Amazon is?
Second is the news that Peloton has agreed to start selling its clothes airers exercise bikes on the retailer's platform. The Steves have different ideas about this. Could this be the light at the end of the tunnel of Peloton?
From there it’s on to earnings. Steve W’s been looking at Salesforce.
The stock is down significantly after its report, but the numbers looked ok. Weak guidance is the key here, but might this just be a temporary headwind? Steve D, on the other hand, has been looking at Intuit. A much more impressive set of results from the software company and the stock has been responding accordingly. Would our growth investor keep buying at these prices?
Even though Paul’s not here, we’ve still got two stocks for him. Steve W has a Warren Buffett stock that’s just completing a long turnaround process. It has a dividend yield above 4% and a reducing debt pile. One for the burgundy investor?
Steve D is sticking closer to home. He’s looking at the company that makes those bricks that say ‘London’ on them. Get ready for an overview of the UK housebuilding sector, an insight into house construction, and a dividend over 4%.
Only on this week’s PlayingFTSE show!
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What has two Steves and likes cricket? This week’s PlayingFTSE Show!
This week, Paul’s gone missing after a mysterious meeting with Tom Cruise. But no matter, Steve and Steve have managed to tear themselves away from the cricket for long enough to put a show together. We’re kicking things off with some news about Amazon – a stock that both Steves own. Two bits of news in fact.
First, the news that they’re shuttering their Amazon Health operations. Does Steve D think this leaves the door open for Teladoc? And what does Steve W think the biggest drawback to Amazon is?
Second is the news that Peloton has agreed to start selling its clothes airers exercise bikes on the retailer's platform. The Steves have different ideas about this. Could this be the light at the end of the tunnel of Peloton?
From there it’s on to earnings. Steve W’s been looking at Salesforce.
The stock is down significantly after its report, but the numbers looked ok. Weak guidance is the key here, but might this just be a temporary headwind? Steve D, on the other hand, has been looking at Intuit. A much more impressive set of results from the software company and the stock has been responding accordingly. Would our growth investor keep buying at these prices?
Even though Paul’s not here, we’ve still got two stocks for him. Steve W has a Warren Buffett stock that’s just completing a long turnaround process. It has a dividend yield above 4% and a reducing debt pile. One for the burgundy investor?
Steve D is sticking closer to home. He’s looking at the company that makes those bricks that say ‘London’ on them. Get ready for an overview of the UK housebuilding sector, an insight into house construction, and a dividend over 4%.
Only on this week’s PlayingFTSE show!

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