All content Archive | July 2021

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July 31st
- What next for Haiti after its president was assassinated?
July 30th
- The charts that matter: bitcoin rises and a mixed week for tech
- Two private equity trusts: one to buy, one to avoid
- How to profit from pampered pets beyond the pandemic
- Japanese stocks offer plenty of promise at the right price
- Share tips of the week – 30 July
- Private equity swoops on UK companies
- “Superforecasting”: can you profit from predicting the future?
- Beware: the government could cut tax relief on pension contributions
- Marlboro Man stubs it out as Philip Morris CEO says “ban cigarettes”
- Tesla is starting to motor as profits roll in
- A dark cloud over Chinese stocks
- Old-fashioned thrills from a Porsche 911
- Four simply stunning English wines
- Eight of the best properties for sale for around £1m
- Where to find the best British seafood
- Dividends are back – here's where to find them
July 29th
- Robinhood is going public – should you invest?
- Joe Bauernfreund: why Japan is an active investor's dream market
- What does the US dollar’s sudden about-turn mean for the markets?
July 28th
- Big tech smashes expectations with bumper profits
- Oil is taking a well-earned rest. But the bull market isn’t done yet
- Why you should treat whole-life insurance policies with extreme caution
July 27th
- Too embarrassed to ask: what is an index?
- What’s behind China’s stockmarket meltdown?
- After a stunning 2020, how is 2021 shaping up for investment trusts?
- Signs of a top? One of the world’s oddest bubbles is back
- The best fund to buy to ride Britain's post-pandemic recovery
July 26th
- Bitcoin price jumps as Amazon mulls accepting cryptocurrencies
- Chinese tech firms are moving from listing in New York to Hong Kong. Are they worth buying?
- Coal is far from dead. What should investors do about it?
- Three sustainable stocks that are doing well by doing good
July 25th
- José Neves: the Buddhist transforming luxury fashion
- The crisis brewing in emerging markets
July 24th
- The charts that matter: what happened to reflation?
- A new revolution in Cuba?
July 23rd
- Cryptocurrency roundup: US and EU impose tougher regulations
- Why the European Central Bank’s new regime matters more than you think
- The five best ways to invest in India's promising future
- Quantitative easing: too much of a good thing
- Will Zoom’s $15bn purchase help it expand?
- Gold is poised to glitter again
- Philip Morris goes “beyond nicotine”
- Can Latin America's economies recover from the pandemic?
- Oil goes off the boil
- Global stockmarkets pause for breath
- Share tips of the week – 23 July
- Brian Pellegrini: why America isn't going back to work
- Wine of the week: a delicious and affordable Châteauneuf-du-Pape
- Three great country house hotels
- Eight of the best properties for sale for around £500,000
- The myth of hypothecated taxes
July 22nd
- Playing pass the parcel with toxic assets won’t save the environment
- Tate & Lyle takeover proves sweet for private equity
- What are central banks planning to do – stay loose or raise interest rates?
July 21st
- Bitcoin bounces – but only after dipping below key level of $30,000. What’s next?
- Next shares soar as sales smash expectations – is the stock a buy?
- Why markets keep going up in the face of “real world” economic turmoil
- An absurdly cheap healthcare stock to buy now
- Regulator to clamp down on transfers out of final salary pension schemes
July 20th
- Here’s what it’ll take for markets to stop worrying about Covid-19
- Commodities are on a roll – buy in with this cheap ETF
- Why you should expect higher insurance premiums
July 19th
- Oil cartel Opec agrees deal to boost oil production – what does it mean for you?
- The space race: exciting, but not necessarily profitable
- Lockdown Day saw the market hit rock bottom – could Freedom Day mark a top?
- How to build your own ultimate tracker fund
- Three companies that are reaping the rewards of investment
- Trading: a cheap broker set to bounce
- Why companies should stay out of the residential lettings market
July 17th
- The charts that matter: gold in a positive mood
- The story of Wise, a multi-billion fintech started by accident
July 16th
- Cryptocurrency roundup: Twitter founder’s “DeFi” platform
- The Bank of Japan is getting into industrial policy
- A great leap forward in the war against Alzheimer’s disease
- Asia’s “tiger economies” have stopped growling
- Get set for the next inflation scare
- Will UK house prices stay high?
- The stockmarket’s “Spac” boom is slowing
- Share tips of the week – 16 July
- Pandemic plunderers target Daily Mail
- The dawn of a new space age
- Art auctions bounce back as rare Leonardo da Vinci sketch sells for £8.9m
- Properties for sale with tennis courts
- Wine of the week: a simply majestic Australian cabernet sauvignon
- Aston Martin’s much-loved V8 Vantage just got better
- Why the UK's 2.5% inflation is a big deal
- Three Caribbean islands on the green list
- Russell Napier: Asia, financial repression and the nature of capitalism
July 15th
- UK employment figures and wages up as recovery gains speed
- Nvidia's Arm Holdings takeover gets vote of support
- It might be time for the reflation trade to spark back into life
July 14th
- If you bought gold with pounds, it’s been a disappointing year – but be patient
- Investing in Russia: risky but rewarding?
- What is EBITDA?
July 13th
- US inflation spiked in June. Can this really still be transitory?
- Is Covid’s Delta variant putting pressure on Europe’s economic recovery?
- Demand for equities is high right now – but supply is rising to meet it
- Flexi Season tickets sow confusion for commuters
- Don’t cut corners when insuring your business
July 12th
- Why equities are better investments than art
- Why is China easing monetary policy?
- US stocks are ticking all the boxes of a bubble
- Three solid stocks to ride the UK’s rapid recovery
July 11th
- Wes Edens: the raider who snapped up Morrisons
- How to revive Britain's flagging stockmarket
July 10th
- The charts that matter: bond yields plummet again
- Just how much of a threat is rising inflation?
July 9th
- Cryptocurrency roundup: $100bn wiped off crypto market value in one day
- British fintech Wise has hit the market. Should you invest?
- Betting on politics: the odds on Keir Starmer leaving
- The real value to investors of cycle theories
- Ether price looks set to climb as network “hard fork” approaches
- Are ESG funds holding the right companies?
- Japan wakes up to private equity
- European stockmarkets poised to race ahead
- A strong second half for global stockmarkets?
- Unsportsmanlike conduct at JD Group
- Private equity's supermarket sweep
- How a bubble in bitcoin could lead to hyperinflation
- How to pay for the pandemic
- Share tips of the week, 9 July
- Wine of the week: a simply astonishing legendary Italian red
- Eight of the best properties for sale with cottage gardens
- Prepare for a five-year property and stockmarket boom
- The best new hotels in the Balearics
- Niall Ferguson: why we'll never be prepared for disaster
July 8th
- What Opec’s squabbling means for oil
- It’s a tug of war between reflation and deflation – who will win?
July 7th
- Commodity supercycle or not, here’s a metal that’ll still be in demand – tin
- What’s driving the oil price volatility, and where could it go next?
July 6th
- What is an option?
- A new investment trust to profit from the space race
- What China’s war on tech firms means for investors
July 5th
- If a company is cheap enough for private equity, why isn’t it cheap enough for everyone else?
- Here’s why investors were happy with Friday’s US employment data
- What lies behind the returns from ESG investing?
- The future belongs to emerging markets – three EM stocks to buy
July 4th
- John McAfee: the tech maverick who lost a $100m fortune
July 3rd
- The charts that matter: US dollar continues its bull run
- Artists demand a fair share of the music industry pie
July 2nd
- The easy way to invest in emerging markets
- Cryptocurrency roundup: Binance “ban” and a bitcoin ETF
- Record M&A activity is usually a toppy sign – what does it mean today?
- It’s time to worry about inflation
- Is it time to go back to the office?
- Shake-up at GSK won’t placate investors
- “Zombie companies” may do little harm to the US economy
- Philippines comes to terms with the end of the Aquino legacy
- The semiconductor shortage will drive an investment boom
- Markets eye a new phase of the post-pandemic recovery
- Five ways to build Britain's post-pandemic economy
- An unwelcome return for roaming charges in the EU
- Fans open their wallets for tennis memorabilia
- Share tips of the week, 2 July
- Wine of the week: an epic new wine from Italy
- Genesis G80: the Korean upstart taking on the German carmakers
- Jim Mellon: What I'm buying now – UK stocks, agtech and commodities
- Go on a surfing safari in Britain
- Properties for sale for around £400,000
July 1st
- The US dollar is in a bull market. That’s bad news for most assets