Scottish Mortgage Share News (SMT)
SMT Share
SMT Share
SMT Share
SMT Share
SMT
SMT Share
SMT Level 2
SMT Live
SMT Broker
SMT Directors
SMT Financial
SMT
SMT Short
SMT
Last checked at -
Fri, 14th Jun 2019 18:00
(Alliance News) - Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust PLC said Friday Non-Executive Director Patrick Maxwell purchased around GBP52,000 in shares in a late May deal.
Maxwell bought 10,173 shares at a price of 511.0 pence per share. His total holding following the transaction was not disclosed.
Shares in the investment trust closed 0.9% lower at 513.50 pence on Friday.
(Alliance News) - Stocks in London ended firmly in the green on Friday on easing fears about the pace of interest rate rises in the US following well-received comments from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.
Read more(Alliance News) - Stocks in London continued on their bumpy journey on Friday, recouping by midday the steep losses suffered on Thursday, as investors got back into a buying mood.
Read more(Alliance News) - Equity markets around Europe were getting bludgeoned on Thursday as investors sought to hide on growing concerns of an impending global economic slowdown.
Read moreScottish Mortgage Investment Trust PLC - Edinburgh-based investment trust - Non-Executive Director Mark FitzPatrick purchases 10,000 shares at GBP9.61 each, on Thursday, for a total of GBP96,100.
Read more(Alliance News) - Stocks in Europe were having a mixed day on Monday, with the FTSE 100 feeling the weight of a poor UK GDP reading, but the CAC 40 in Paris gaining as investors in France show confidence in President Emmanuel Macron - as he looks set to extend his time in office.
Read more(Alliance News) - European equities showed little sign of pre-Federal Reserve nerves on Wednesday, surging after China looked to shore up confidence in its financial markets.
Read more(Alliance News) - European markets charged higher on Wednesday with the latest US Federal Reserve interest rate decision looming, sentiment bolstered by an equity rally in China.
Read more(Alliance News) - A rally on Wall Street set European markets up for a strong start on Wednesday, with equities charging head first into the US Federal Reserve's first interest rate hike since 2018.
Read moreLONDON MARKET MIDDAY: Stocks higher; Wall Street set for more earnings
Read moreLONDON MARKET OPEN: Stocks higher; Reckitt gains on unit sale report
Read moreLONDON MARKET CLOSE: Stocks rise as February gets off to strong start
Read moreLONDON MARKET MIDDAY: European stocks jump after bumper US session
Read moreLONDON MARKET OPEN: Miners and tech investors jump; Joules dives
Read moreLONDON MARKET CLOSE: Stocks mixed as investors eye central banks
Read moreLONDON MARKET MIDDAY: FTSE 100 surrenders initial rally
Read more
Last checked at