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Nate Weisshaar

Nate Weisshaar

Nate 'The Snake' Weisshaar is a senior analyst on the Fool's global equities research team, based in London, and specialising in coverage of European and U.K. companies. His investing interests include banks and other financial companies. Away from the market, Nate enjoys, socc... um, football, mindless action movies, and free running. Before coming to the Fool Nate spent five years providing consulting services for small banks in the United States. He is a qualified Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA).

Recent Articles

Investing Videos

Bull vs Bear: GlaxoSmithKline Plc

| Nate Weisshaar

VIDEO: Two Fools review Big Pharma's GlaxoSmithKline plc (LON:GSK).

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Company Comment

Profits Up 25% At Supergroup PLC

| Nate Weisshaar

Strong store growth and success with womenswear help push sales up 15% at Supergroup PLC (LON:SPG).

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Company Comment

Lowered Production Guidance For Premier Oil PLC

| Nate Weisshaar

Delays in the North Sea hurt production at Premier Oil PLC (LON:PMO), but development projects remain on schedule.

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Investing Videos

The Bull vs Bear Case: Burberry Group PLC

| Nate Weisshaar

VIDEO: Two Fools weigh up high-end fashion retailer Burberry Group plc (LON:BRBY).

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Company Comment

Can Lloyds Banking Group PLC Double Again?

| Nate Weisshaar

It has been a good year so far for Lloyds Banking Group PLC (LON:LLOY) -- how much more is left?

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Investing Videos

Should You Buy The FTSE 100 Today?

| Nate Weisshaar

VIDEO: Two Fools ask whether the FTSE 100 is a buy, sell or hold currently.

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Company Comment

Sales Growth Slows To 1% At Debenhams Plc

| Nate Weisshaar

Strong online sales growth can't offset weather as like-for-like sales are flat at Debenhams Plc (LON:DEB).

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Company Comment

Strong Second Quarter for Standard Chartered PLC

| Nate Weisshaar

Rebound in wholesale banking activities helps reverse first-quarter disappointment for Standard Chartered PLC (LON:STAN).

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