The Lowdown On Insider Trading, The Upside Potential In Europe, And The Ins And Outs Of UK Bank Shares

Owain Bennallack discusses these hot topics with fellow Fools Nate Weisshaar and Mark Rogers.

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With the US authorities alleging one prominent mega hedge fund is riddled with insider trading,  should everyday investors like us assume the game is rigged? Back on our side of the Atlantic, European shares struggle to get anyone to buy them. So is now the time for contrarians to go shopping across the Channel? And what should investors make of the latest news from Barclays, Lloyds and HSBC? Owain Bennallack invites Fool analysts Nate Weisshaar and Mark Rogers to share their views on all these topics, plus their latest thoughts on three interesting companies: Sage, Pace and Jupiter Fund Management.

 

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