Gold and silver have taken a vicious beating – is the bull market over already? 
Gold and silver have taken a vicious beating – is the bull market over already?
The gold price has tumbled recently, leaving traders nursing losses – just a nasty correction or has the gold bull market run out of steam? Dominic Fr…
12 Aug 2020
If companies have too much power, we need more competition, not higher taxes
If companies have too much power, we need more competition, not higher taxes
Free-market capitalism is breaking down and that is going to lead to higher taxes down the line. John Stepek explains why that matters for investors.
11 Aug 2020
The pound has been trending higher against the dollar – will it last?
The pound has been trending higher against the dollar – will it last?
Sterling has been rising against the dollar. Dominic Frisby sets his trend lines in the charts to see where the pound is heading next.
10 Aug 2020
UK house prices hit a new record high – can it last?
UK house prices hit a new record high – can it last?
Despite the pandemic, UK house prices have hit a new high. John Stepek looks at what’s driving the surge in prices, and what it means for house prices…
7 Aug 2020
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If companies have too much power, we need more competition, not higher taxes
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Wayfair will lose its way – short it now
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11 Aug 2020
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9 Apr 2020
Three investment trust advantages in current markets
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10 Aug 2020
Should you take advantage of the UK’s new breed of domestic holidaymakers?
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10 Aug 2020
Four investment trusts that should profit from the EU's Great Leap Forward
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Debt issuance by Brussels makes the euro more stable and bodes well for risky assets. These four investment trusts should profit.
10 Aug 2020
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Listed companies are dying out, and that could have serious consequences
3 Aug 2020
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Income investors: here’s what to do as dividends shrink
28 Jul 2020
Prepare yourself for a rise in capital gains tax
Prepare yourself for a rise in capital gains tax
20 Jul 2020
Share tips
Wayfair will lose its way – short it now
Wayfair will lose its way – short it now
The share price of Wayfair – the online homeware retailer – has bounced for no good reason. Short it, says Matthew Partridge.
11 Aug 2020
Four investment trusts that should profit from the EU's Great Leap Forward
Four investment trusts that should profit from the EU's Great Leap Forward
Debt issuance by Brussels makes the euro more stable and bodes well for risky assets. These four investment trusts should profit.
10 Aug 2020
Three bargain stocks from India’s mid-cap market
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10 Aug 2020
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Profit from the fast growth of the haircare industry
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Gold hits the big $2,000 level – are Aim miners about to play catch up?
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5 Aug 2020
Three stocks set for sustainable success
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Covid-19 has caused a spike in divorce – here's how to cope
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Look beyond cash Isas to stocks and shares
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Are you due a refund on your inheritance tax bill?
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