All content Archive | February 2016

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February 29th
- First-time buyers: don’t touch property crowdfunding products with a bargepole
- The one thing you can’t ignore if you want to make money in stocks
- 29 February 1504: Lunar eclipse saves Christopher Columbus’s bacon
February 28th
- This may be Osborne’s last chance to bolster our economy against crisis
February 27th
- Trade outside the EU – can Britain prosper alone?
February 26th
- The Donald versus The Pope
- Learning to love Toyota’s plug-in pioneer
- Kyle Bass: the evangelical Texan predicting Armageddon for China
- Brace yourself for the death tax
- Why you shouldn’t rely on the state pension
- Why you need to keep your will up to date
- Avoid these gimmicky mortgages
- The euro heads for my target – but not yet
- Smart beta: a miracle disappoints
- How to set up a regular savings plan
- Are global politicians hatching a grand plan in China?
- Six stocks for the long run
- Swiss central bank bets big on gold miners
- Tips from Warren Buffett’s mentor
- Jeremy Grantham: the rally isn’t over yet
- Have oil prices hit bottom?
- 26 February 1993: World Trade Center bombing
February 25th
- Why MoneyWeek is backing Brexit
- Could the EU survive a Brexit?
- If you really want income, do this
- 25 February 1843: Hawaii occupied during the Paulet Affair
February 24th
- The euro is heading towards my targets
- 24 February 1981: Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer announce their engagement
February 23rd
- Dave’s Big Deal hasn’t impressed you
- 23 February 1820: the Cato Street Conspiracy unravels
February 22nd
- Sovereign wealth funds are ditching fund managers in their droves
- Stocks surge in massive short squeeze
- A big deal from Dave – does it make any difference?
- 22 February 1974: riots break out at the “Patty Hearst ransom” food handouts
February 21st
- Will Brexit hurt trade?
February 20th
- Soon a challenger bank will fail – here’s why we should let it go belly up
February 19th
- Katherine the Great loses her throne after bitter war with activists
- Gold encounters tramline resistance
- How the Bermeo brothers built success on failure
- Is buy-to-let still worth the bother?
- The £130,000 Oscar goody bag
- Are you in a closet tracker?
- Follow the leaders to success
- Trade stocks free of charge
- This is one bull market you don’t want to miss
- Properties with home offices
- Four of the best family cars
- Indonesia: a step in the right direction
- Blame the central banks for market turmoil
- Healthcare is looking toppy
- Big Oil, big trouble
- A simple way of backing infrastructure
- 19 February 1861: Russia emancipates 23 million serfs
February 18th
- Why I’m buying boring banks
- How to profit from the big bank sell-off
- It’s time to buy the banks
- What Russia and Saudi Arabia's new deal means for the oil market
- 18 February 1954: the Church of Scientology is incorporated
February 17th
- Will the euro reach parity this time?
- 17 February 1958: CND – the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament – is launched
February 16th
- This is exactly how I’d go about banning cash
- 16 February 1659: Britain’s first cheque is issued
February 15th
- The best way to make money on gold right now
- Fund management fees: finally, we’re making real progress
- 15 February 1971: Decimal Day – Britain adopts decimal currency
February 13th
- Scottish devolution: a vow fulfilled?
February 12th
- Four stays for Valentine’s Day
- How to avoid the duffs with the Z-score
- How To Own The World: A Plain English Guide To Thinking Globally And Investing Wisely by Andrew Craig
- The credibility of central banks is being trashed
- How to protect yourself from scams
- Properties for around £800,000
- Tread carefully in new-fangled peer-to-peer Isas
- When it pays to top up your spouse’s retirement fund
- Raise a glass to Marianne Faithfull
- Don’t be charmed by the smart beta genie
- Anne-Marie Slaughter: shaking up the workplace
- Opportunities for bold investors
- Russia’s energy crunch
- It’s time like these that you learn the true value of being contrarian
- “Death to cash!” – the new central banker war cry
- Philippines: off the sick bed
- The end of America’s fracking boom
- The panic over oil is overdone
- 12 February 1994: Edvard Munch’s The Scream is stolen
February 11th
- Negative interest rates: the assault on savers
- Boom times for gold miners
- Why companies aren’t cutting dividends
- Sweden lets rip another salvo in the currency wars
- 11 February 1990: Nelson Mandela is released from prison
February 10th
- Gold's explosive rally stuns the bears
- 10 February 1906: HMS Dreadnought is launched
February 9th
- The biggest problem for banks: they aren’t very good at making money
- 9 February 1995: Michael Foale becomes the first Briton to walk in space
February 8th
- Is Google parent company Alphabet in the soup?
- 8 February 1971: Nasdaq begins trading
February 7th
- Hold onto your cash – negative rates could be coming here soon
February 6th
- Malaysia’s curious corruption case
February 5th
- The assets to buy now – February 2016
- Negative interest rates and the road to Hell
- The pound hit my 1.45 target – and then some
- Properties with moats
- Why I long for my old boat
- How Amanda Staveley helped save Barclays – and is now suing it for £1bn
- Get set to buy into the altfi revolution through your Isa
- Lloyds bond battle ends badly for investors
- Should you trust master trusts?
- How to build your own bond portfolio
- Fund of the week: Outperforming the Sage of Omaha
- Jenny Campbell: A phoenix rises from RBS’s ashes
- Why dividends are set to fall
- The sheer joy of driving a ‘Stang
- Growth opportunities whatever the weather
- A shifting of deckchairs in Brussels
- The first rung on the Barolo ladder
- The ugly contest: America’s presidential pantomime
- “$20 oil? I can’t think of anything more bullish!”
- India: still the best bet in Asia?
- Vietnam: the buzz is back
- Regime change in Japan
- A warm welcome in the Swiss Alps
- Markets: surging commodity stocks lift FTSE100
- Will the Fed reverse its rate rise?
- 5 February 1963: Europe toughens its tariff laws
February 4th
- US election 2016: America walks a tightrope
- Markets are getting strange
- Will BP cut its dividend?
- Cameron’s deal with the EU
- BP shares yield an incredible 8% – but can it really keep paying out?
- 4 February 1194: Richard the Lionheart is ransomed
February 3rd
- The pound nears my 1.45 target against the dollar
- What’s next for alternative finance?
- Markets: FTSE100 slides further
- 3 February 1690: America’s first paper money is issued
February 2nd
- Student loans: why cancelling them is the next frontier of modern monetary policy
- London house prices: more problems in the new-build sector
- Ignore Cameron’s deal – Brexit would be good for everyone
- 2 February 1901: Queen Victoria’s funeral procession
February 1st
- Stockmarkets rally, just as I forecast
- The decline of “shareholder capitalism”
- The war on cash is just getting started
- 1 February 1884: the first volume of the Oxford English Dictionary is published