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Card Factory: growth prospects
The first thing I always look at when analysing a stock is its long-term growth prospects. I like companies that have the potential to grow much larger over time.
Looking at Card Factory, I’ve some concerns about the long-term growth potential. The company says the UK greeting card market size is set to be stable at £1.3bn through to 2024. However, it also says the UK card market has seen a long-term trend of mild volume decline (between 1% and 2% per annum). Where’s the long-term growth going to come from here if the industry is struggling?
The ULVR share price is under 4,000p. Here’s what I’d do
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Unilever(LSE:ULVR) share price hasn’t done well this year. The stock is down from around 4,800p in November of last year to around 3,900p currently. Although there are many reasons for the decline, here are some key reasons why I think the ULVR share price fell and what I’d do as a result.
Why I think the ULVR share price weakened recently
I reckon the ULVR share price has fallen for two reasons. First, I think stock rotation could have something to do with Unilever’s decline. Given its defensive position, many larger institutional investors may have gone into Unilever as a ‘safe haven’ during the first part of the pandemic, when things were very uncertain. Given that it’s a leading consumer staple whose main products don’t cost very much, many investors likely reasoned that the pandemic wouldn’t greatly affect Unilever’s demand.