Martin Gamble is the Education Editor at Shares Magazine. He specializes in finance and investment, covering topics such as global markets, trading strategies, and asset management, with a keen interest in climate change and its impact on financial markets. Martin's insights and analyses have been featured in Shares Magazine and AJ Bell.
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Martin Gamble's articles predominantly focus on investment analysis and citing data, with a strong emphasis on sales & marketing. His coverage revolves around stock market movements, financial results, share prices, earnings reports, and company performance.
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By: Martin Gamble
It was a difficult week for Wall Street as rising yields on US government bonds revealed mounting concern about the country's spiralling debts.
US markets bounced back in decent fashion through the course of the week as some of the tension around government debt and the inflationary pressures unleashed by the Middle East crisis eased.
Some stocks move around in price more than others and this is often related to how stable or otherwise their earnings are, as well as other factors.
By: Martin Gamble
US stock markets eked out small gains, aided by a mid-week reversal in bond yields, triggered by a speech from Federal Reserve governor Christopher Waller who said he could support keeping interest rates on hold at the September meeting.
The Bank of England and US Federal Reserve are primed to make their latest decisions on interest rates, with expectations for a short-term move higher building.
The UK retail sector is enduring its latest challenging period. Modest economic growth and stabilising sales volumes are being offset by increased costs partly due to 2025's increases to the living wage and employer national insurance contributions. These factors have combined with reductions in business rates relief to squeeze margins.
By: Martin Gamble
Some parts of the UK stock market trade at a premium price to earnings or PE ratio while others trade at a discount to the market. While there are many factors which can influence the PE ratio, this article explains the most prevalent reasons and reveals the sectors with the highest/lowest PEs.
US stock markets sold off sharply this week after oil prices broke through $100 per barrel on renewed hostilities in the Middle East, and bond yields continued to rise on concerns of sticky inflation, with 10-year yields just shy of 5%.
Higher bond yields have investors wondering what companies will be prepared for a bit of extra strain on the balance sheet, and which ones could buckle under pressure. Based on AJ Bell analysis, some of the UK's best-known names could face trouble.
