The promise of a new silver exchange-traded fund is fuelling a surge in the metal price. But approval of the ETF will send it even higher.
Articles written by Annunziata Rees-Mogg
How to profit from the world’s water crisis
Ever-increasing demand from food production, combined with global warming, is creating a water crisis. But where there’s a problem, there are companies searching for a solution – and that means exciting new profit opportunities for smart investors.
Latin America’s lucrative markets: where’s best to invest?
Where are the best places to invest in Latin America? And what are the potential pitfalls? Moneyweek invited a panel of investment experts to dinner to share their tips on the region.
How to invest in Canada’s black gold mine
Alberta, Canada, is sitting on a black gold mine in the form of its oil sands – and by 2030 it could be pumping out more oil than currently flows out of Iran. Find out why Canada could hold the key to the oil crisis – and learn how to profit from it…
Where will the retail squeeze be felt the most?
Life has been tough for retailers – and it could be about to get much worse. However, it will be another sector which really feels the squeeze.
Why you should steer clear of bonds
The scale of the bubble in the gilt markets was ‘starkly demonstrated’ on Tuesday when the Government auctioned inflation-linked bonds at the ‘lowest yield ever’, says Joanna Chung in the FT (low yields mean high prices).
MoneyWeek’s top ten tipsters of 2005
Nearly 40 fund managers shared their investment views with MoneyWeek readers in 2005. Here we look at who’s done best over the year.
Troubled Vodafone shares are a steal
A couple of weeks ago, Vodafone (VOD, 126p) announced that its sales growth and profits will fall as its Japanese division soaks up the cash it needs to fight off competition from NTT DoCoMo from the rest of the firm.
Will growth shares be the big theme for 2006?
The performance of low-yield, or growth shares, has trailed that of their high-yield counterparts in recent years. But that’s all changing now.
O2 buyout: what to do with your shares
When Spain’s Telefonica made a 200p a share offer to buy UK mobile operator O2, it was offering to pay a 22% premium to the share price.
