Karl Loomes

Bargain hunting has these three making gains in a lackluster market.

Profit taking and trading errors see these big names losing ground.

Nokia and Bank of Ireland make some large moves amid a largely aimless market.

Chinese trade data puts an end to this weeks rally, although earnings results offer some respite.

New chairmen and ongoing strength have these stocks outperforming.

Weak earnings and global growth fears weigh heavily on these three majors.

Earnings and unit sales see these big names outperforming.

Despite a positive start, shares drop into the red, although Nokia rockets 8%.

Debt ratings and ongoing uncertainty have the S&P ready to beat these three majors.

Earnings and gold are the name of the game for these three outperformers.

Profit-taking, high risk, and poor earnings see these big names falling.

A slew of bad numbers have some majors weighing heavily on the continent.

Smartphone debuts and research see these stocks climbing.

Pay schemes, speculative bids, and unit sales have these three outperforming.

Bad banks and renewed licensing fears push these firms lower.

Draghi's buyback is helping banks, but some majors are still bucking the trend.

As the S&P ended the month little changed, low earnings, LIBOR-fixing, Spanish bonds, and French legislation led investors to sell off these five stocks in July.

Another day of earnings results leads these big names higher.

Earnings results and profit-taking hit these three stocks.

Earnings results have big names moving amid an uncertain EU future.