Image source: Getty Images This week’s been grim for the London stock market. Swathes of quality UK stocks have plunged in value, as worries over ‘Trump tariffs’ and retaliatory action from the US’s major trade partners has gained traction. The potential impact on the global economy and, by extension, on corporate earnings worldwide, could be
Image source: Getty Images The time to buy shares is when they trade at discount prices. And with US tariffs shaking stocks on both sides of the Atlantic, I think there are some nice-looking opportunities for investors at the moment. I’ve got an eye on two stocks in particular. The underlying businesses are very different
Image source: NatWest Group plc As Fools, we’re always on the hunt for cracking value opportunities in the market. One company that’s recently caught my eye is NatWest (LSE:NWG), the FTSE 100 banking behemoth. After crunching the numbers, I reckon the banking giant could be a tempting morsel for us value-hungry investors. Here’s why I’m