All content Archive | January 2018

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January 31st
- The dollar is due a rebound – but long-term, it looks like it’s in a bear market
January 30th
- Brexit: no vision, no strategy, no idea
- When will the market freak out about rising bond yields?
January 29th
- Now that the easy money has been made, where should you invest?
January 28th
- In praise of President Trump
January 27th
- The power that runs the City
- The charts that matter: it’s all about the US dollar this week
January 26th
- The world’s greatest investors: Julie Dean
- Money makers: Borrowing from the clothes library
- Democrats blink first in shutdown row
- Betting on politics: Trump bounces back
- Boris on the prowl again
- Sleepwalking into a scandal over pensions
- Escape to Provence while you still can
- A hat-trick of terrible results
- Here’s why the US dollar is weak – it’s a sign of a global bull market
- Chart of the week: the Brexit divide in the UK market
- Share tips of the week
- Brazilian stocks take off – but politics could lay them low again
- US stocks shrug off the government shutdown
- Get online to boost sales
- Ray Dalio: the sun is shining on the global economy
- If you’d invested in: Computacenter and United Utilities
- Big gains from small caps
- Three stocks that will profit from disruption
- Turkey’s boom will turn to bust
- Three cruises without the crowds
- Carillion’s collapse shows the perils of financial engineering
- Three questions for… Prabir Chattopadhyay
- Ruffling feathers with funky chickens
- It’s time to short bitcoin
- All’s fair in love and war
- When customer loyalty doesn’t pay
- Properties for sale in national parks
- Earn a steady income from ships
- American madness comes to Britain
January 25th
- Missing the point on bitcoin
- Africa is back on track for prosperity
- Is this a turning point in gold’s fortunes?
January 24th
- The new bull market in sterling is just beginning
January 23rd
- Now that the bond bull market is over, what comes next?
- Brexit must be tailored for the needs of small businesses
January 22nd
- How passive funds could save shareholder capitalism
- Now the bitcoin bubble’s burst, what’s the next big thing?
January 21st
- A crisis that may spell the end for PFI
January 20th
- The charts that matter: everybody still hates the UK
January 19th
- Does it matter if the US government shuts down?
- Mifid II: how the new EU rules will affect you
- Chart of the week: the greenback’s decline isn’t over yet
- Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust: why sell out of a winning proposition?
- Steer well clear of Kodak’s crypto offerings
- The bond bull market is finally over
- Fed interest-rate rises won’t hold the gold price back
- Germany is weaker than it looks
- A Christmas boost for the Lisa
- Properties for around £500,000
- How to be more like Trump
- Oil soars, but hits a ceiling
- Book of the week: A world without cash
- Cheering tonics to alleviate winter chills
- Three stocks to buy into Vietnam’s growth
- Gold diggers go prospecting in the Valley
- Money makers: an indie publisher that's killing it
- Winners and losers from leasehold ban
- Why open banking could be a boon for fraudsters
- A stripped-down 911 for driving enthusiasts
- Buy gold: the original and best bitcoin
- Kering sheds ill-fitting shoes
- The world’s greatest investors: Chris Sacca
- Satyajit Das: The market is too optimistic
- In defence of short-sellers
- Share tips of the week
- Betting on politics: Steer clear of Oprah
- German coalition faces difficult path
- Trump lashes out at Africa
- Carillion’s collapse should prompt better rules for PFI
- Why Farage fears a Breversal
January 18th
- Lessons from Carillion
- Three high-yielding stocks to buy now – and three more to avoid
- Why the oil price rebound could be the catalyst for a stockmarket crash
January 17th
- The bitcoin crash – as it happened
January 16th
- What the weakening US dollar means for markets
January 15th
- Why a “Canada Plus Plus” Brexit deal won’t happen
- What investors can learn from Carillion’s collapse
- Don't pile into property in 2018
January 14th
- Deciphering the Russian enigma
January 13th
- Germany is following the British model
- The charts that matter: watching for the canary in the coalmine
January 12th
- Global housing markets are warning that the cheap money is running out
- Why Putin’s legacy is the world’s cheapest stockmarket
- The best investment ideas for 2018: bet on platinum and Phnom Penh
- Share tips of the week
- Take a cruise around Cuba
- Moscow’s It girl takes on Putin
- Money makers: An eccentric approach to wine-making
- Five questions for… Toby Phipps, managing director, Skismart
- How the magazines’ share tipsters fared last year
- Weave your own safety net
- If you’d invested in: Man Group and Provident Financial
- Three ugly ducklings to buy now
- Landlords: act quickly and pay your tax
- Fire and fury in Trump’s White House
- A Hollywood tale stranger than fiction
- Get set for a stockmarket melt-up
- Commodities make a comeback
- Souvenirs of an empire
- An American revolutionary takes London by storm
- We’re all euro-sceptics now
- Little cheer on the high street
- Albert Edwards: Bitcoin is a bubble
- Dow milestone is a dud
- Simple portfolios for lazy investors
- Properties with home gyms
- Chart of the week: cobalt’s rise will level out
- China edges into the company big league
- Ignore the Cape sceptics
- Audi RS3: a family saloon with super powers
- A futuristic and memorable German red
- “Sunshine politics” breaks through in Korea
- Betting on politics: a profitable year
- Theresa May’s blunt stiletto
January 11th
- A couple of things to bear in mind in 2018
- Don’t miss out on pensions tax perks
- Get online to pay your tax
- MoneyWeek's roundtable: the experts debate bitcoin
- Has the bond bear market finally started?
January 10th
- The outlook is brightening for gold
January 9th
- Some thoughts on the bitcoin bubble and when it will burst
January 8th
- Agricultural subsidies: public money should mean public access
- What happens before a market melts down? It melts up, of course
January 7th
- Five mega-deals to expect in 2018
January 6th
- Are we running out of food?
- The charts that matter: what does 2018 hold?
January 5th
- The Great Depression: what are the parallels between now and then?
- Three ways to diversify your portfolio
- Don’t go to the dogs in 2018
- David Rosenberg: The last year of the cycle
- Two adventurous income plays
- Three top destinations for 2018
- A beautiful chardonnay with lissom curves
- Don’t rush to invest in new trusts
- A risky P2P opportunity for 2018
- Vietnam: a land of opportunity for investors
- How the newspapers’ share tipsters fared last year
- Buy your own Mr Motivator
- Gold’s lustre may fade
- How the 1% party on New Year’s Eve
- The world’s greatest investors: Prem Watsa
- Stormy new course for rainbow nation
- Money makers: A carton of boys’ tears goes viral
- Europe’s surprise boom will keep going
- Letters to MoneyWeek: Where do we draw the line on tax?
- Chart of the week: the chasm between the two Koreas
- China braces for a slowdown
- Italy: the eurozone’s weakest link
- How to set your retirement goals
- Properties in the sun
- Free yourself from the debt burden
January 4th
- Trump and Kim: the war of words continues
- Iran’s counter-revolution gathers pace
- Our fears for 2018: same as our fears for 2017
- The 11 investments our experts would buy now
- This is the year that central banks finally stop propping up markets
January 3rd
- Here are my ten big calls for 2018
January 2nd
- Is 2018 the year that we finally shake off the hangover from 2008?
- Shareholder capitalism needs a reboot