LSE:HLMA.L 19 January 2026 - 9 February 2026

Halma share price rises early as Europe steadies; HLMA investors eye March trading update

Halma shares rose 0.65% to 3,570 pence by 09:24 GMT, outpacing the FTSE All-Share’s 0.29% gain amid a broader European rebound. About 56,000 shares changed hands early. Investors await Halma’s trading update on March 12. The stock traded between 3,534 and 3,578 pence after opening at 3,546.

9 February 2026

European Markets·LSE:HLMA.L·Stock Market

Halma share price drops 2% as Trump tariff threat rattles London stocks

Halma shares fell 2.1% to 3,619 pence by 1308 GMT in London, underperforming the FTSE 100 after U.S. President Trump threatened new tariffs on Britain and other European countries. Deutsche Bank raised Halma’s price target to 3,980 pence but kept its “hold” rating. The FTSE 100 slipped 0.6% by late morning. Investors await Halma’s trading update on March 12.

19 January 2026

LSE:HLMA.L·Stock Market

Quantum Computing Inc (QUBT) Shares Drop 57% Post-Cramer Comments in January 2025
March 19, 2026, 12:27 PM EDT. Quantum Computing, Inc. (NASDAQ: QUBT) shares have fallen sharply, declining 57% since Jim Cramer expressed concern about the company in January 2025. Cramer highlighted the firm's $2.4 billion market cap against just $400,000 in annual revenue and significant losses. The stock plunged 48% immediately after NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's comments at CES, positioning useful quantum computers as decades away. Following a 11.7% fall in March post-Q4 earnings, QUBT experienced an 11% rebound in May but could not sustain the gains, dipping below $8 in 2025 after briefly surpassing $24 in October. The quantum computing sector faced broad challenges, with QUBT's volatile share performance reflecting industry skepticism and cautious investor sentiment.